Israeli knesset
Golan pledges ‘fundamental change,’ vows to bar indicted politicians from government
Yair Golan unveiled the Democrats’ election platform, promising political reform and legislation preventing criminal defendants from serving in Israel’s next government.
Why Gadi Eisenkot is rejecting the haredi political embrace that once helped Netanyahu win
High Court names nine-justice panel to hear petitions on law halting arrest of haredi draft dodgers
Netanyahu coalition passes controversial law weakening attorney-general's authority
Judicial reform is weakening judiciary, endangering commanders - opinion
International bodies have been involved in the past in several initiatives that could have led to the indictment or prosecution of IDF commanders and senior Israeli officials in foreign courts, ICC.
Is Israel's judicial crisis part of the Trumpist epoch?
MIDDLE ISRAEL: The lying that accompanies the Levin Plan is part of the global war on truth.
Friendliness between opposing MKs is a sin to Israeli public - opinion
At the end of the day, even MKs who argue with one another and accuse one another of destroying democracy, are human beings.
Ministers approve controversial 'Hametz Law' for preliminary reading in Knesset
The "Hametz Law" makes it illegal for hospitals to enter or hold hametz (leavened bread) during Passover.
Declaring a PM 'incapacitated' will require 90 MKs' approval, coalition proposes
Simcha Rothman: Israel's attorney-general is biased and is manipulating public opinion on judicial reforms.
Herzog provided Israel's politicians a way out - will they take it? - analysis
Herzog called for a halt in the legislative process, an appeal Rothman ignored when he went ahead with the twin votes in his committee. But still, there was some slow movement.
Some hospitals, homes in high-risk areas are in danger of collapse
Knesset Health Committee: Israel is not ready for medical crisis that could result from powerful earthquake and would need foreign assistance.
Why doesn't Israel have a constitution? The origins of the story
LEGAL AFFAIRS: Israel was supposed to have a constitution. It was in the United Nations resolution 181 and in the Declaration of Independence.
Rothman: Hayut attempting to stop Knesset legislation
"The bill that was put before the committee contradicts basic human rights in Israel" - Likud MK Uriel Lynn
Israel’s pro-democracy protests go global, with expats planning rallies in NYC and beyond
Israelis living abroad are presumed to be more left-leaning than those in Israel, although the community is diverse.
