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EU says following Israel 'with concern' after legislation

For the first time since the Kensset's approval of the bill curbing the reasonableness clause, the EU says its relations with Israel are based on 'shared values' and calls to reach a wide consensus

Itamar Eichner | 07.26.23

נשיא המדינה מארח את בוגרי המכללה לביטחון לאומי

Herzog places responsibility for national crisis on Netanyahu

'That is how democracy works,' president says adding that greater – even if not sole – responsibility to find solutions will always be with those who hold the power and the reins of government

Itamar Eichner | 07.26.23

פוסטים בפייסבוק המגיבים על השימוש במילה יום שחור בעיתונות

Ethiopian Jews protest all-black Israeli newspaper covers after Knesset vote

Ethiopian activist says Israeli society must stop using the word 'black' as a derogatory term; 'I assume we would never see headlines with the words it's a black day in the US' says lawmaker Pnina Tamano-Shata

Roni Green Shaulov | 07.26.23

קריקטורה על חקיקת ביטול עילת הסבירות באל ערבי אג'דיד

The day Israel was torn apart

Opinion: There is nothing wrong with repealing the use of the reasonableness standard, but the true tragedy is the terrible reality that has unfolded as a result

Arye Erlich | 07.26.23

Biden's dilemma: Avoiding public fight with Netanyahu

US president was 'blunt' in talks with the prime minister and pressed to reach a compromise regarding judicial reform, which Netanyahu ignored; Now Biden is afraid of being perceived as 'anti-Israel' before the 2024 elections – and is now avoiding a sharp response

Reuters | 07.26.23

Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah said Israel was on a "path of collapse and fragmentation."

Israel's enemies see opportunity in its crisis

Iran, Hezbollah and Hamas are monitoring the protests, enjoying the images and hoping the tension gets worse

Reuters | 07.26.23

Protesters, the Supreme Court, Benjamin Netanyahu and Yariv Levin

How will Supreme Court respond to government move to curb judicial oversight

First judicial overhaul bill may end up at court's doorstep next month after several appeals have been filed against the legislation, creating a potential constitutional crisis; AG signals won’t be able to defend bill

Tova Zimuky | 07.26.23

Military says operational readiness compromised as reservists stop volunteering

After hundreds of soldier and commanders volunteering for reserve duty stop reporting to their units, the IDF tells Netanyahu and Gallant readiness is starting to weaken; Reservist says it 'tears me apart'

Korin Elbaz-Alush, Eitan Glickman | 07.25.23

Moody's releases special report: 'Judicial reform legislation will lead to negative consequences for Israel's economy'

A day after first judicial overhaul bill passes in Knesset, the credit rating agency published an unscheduled report for investors, which warns against investing in Israel; Also, investment bank Morgan Stanley said: 'Uncertainty regarding the state of the Israeli economy in the coming months'; Netanyahu and Smotrich respond: 'When the dust settles, it will become clear that Israel's economy is very strong'

Gad Lior | 07.25.23

קריקטורה "חידוש המחאות בישראל נגד הרפורמה במערכת המשפט"

Tribal war: How the Arab world reported the judicial reform in Israel

Legislation and wave of protests received extensive coverage in Arab countries, there was interest in what was dubbed 'Israel's worst day in history'

Daniel Salami, Hadar Adi | 07.25.23

Netanyahu's brother doubts Biden's mental capacity, then walks it back

Prime minister's younger brother accuses Democratic administration of trying to push Israel's right-wing government out of power and prevent Netanyahu's involvement in Iran dealings, says his brother must resist U.S. pressure

Ynet | 07.25.23

Political extremists failed to grasp the seriousness of the moment

Opinion: Our proposed compromise legislation that was acceptable to some in the protest movement, labor and business leaders who presented it to the prime minister was rejected, serving political extremists victory and the country defeat

Prof. Yedidia Stern, Raz Nizri | 07.25.23

The IDF is facing a moment of truth amid reservists' threats

After thousands said they would refuse to serve what they call a non-democratic regime, military braces for departures that could affect readiness for war; chief of Staff tells PM abuse by coalition members must end

Yoav Zitun | 07.25.23

Judicial reform opponents clash with police as protests escalate

Tens of thousands protest, block roads and set fires across the country; 15 arrested on main Tel Aviv highway; four police officers injured; Man fires warning shot during argument with right-wing demonstrators

ynet correspondents | 07.25.23

Hezbollah's Nasrallah: 'The worst day in the history of Israel'

Terror group chief continues to mock Israel amid judicial reform upheaval; 'There was a time when it was believed that Israel could not be defeated, and that its army was invincible'

Daniel Salami | 07.24.23

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