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Judicial reform talks resume in Jerusalem - Vimarsana News

Judicial reform talks resume in Jerusalem

Coalition representatives are meeting with counterparts from the Yesh Atid and National Unity opposition parties under the auspices of the president.

Source: jns.org
Israel's Labor Party Quits Judicial Overhaul Compromise Talks - Israel News - Vimarsana News

Israel's Labor Party Quits Judicial Overhaul Compromise Talks - Israel News

The Opposition Party Says It Has 'Learned of Talks Held Far From the Public Eye and Even of Agreements Reached Between the Two Sides Without Our Participation,' as Meetings Set to Resume

With Passover over, judicial reform teams prepare marathon negotiations - Vimarsana News

With Passover over, judicial reform teams prepare marathon negotiations

Discussions included a three-hour discussion held at the President's Residence on Monday between the representatives of the coalition and those of Yesh Atid and National Unity

Source: jpost.com
Judicial overhaul negotiation teams hold talks on anchoring fundamental rights in law - Vimarsana News

Judicial overhaul negotiation teams hold talks on anchoring fundamental rights in law

Coalition and opposition teams hope to reach agreement on a comprehensive reform package, instead of the government's previous piecemeal approach to constitutional revamp

Gov't, Opposition Reps Hold Second Round of Compromise Talks on Israel's Judicial Overhaul - Israel News - Vimarsana News

Gov't, Opposition Reps Hold Second Round of Compromise Talks on Israel's Judicial Overhaul - Israel News

Monday’s Talks Dealt Mainly With Timetables and What Subjects Will Be Discussed. Lapid and Gantz's Parties Say ‘There Will No Compromises on the Independence of the Justice System and Principles of Democracy’