Judicial Reform
MK Tally Gotliv says she would consider joining Ben-Gvir if 'good concrete offer' presented
Gotliv added she remains "loyal to the Likud and the prime minister," but stated that she would consider an offer to join Otzma Yehudit.
Former Netanyahu chief of staff Horowitz reveals tensions with PM's family
MK Kariv warns of emigration 'tsunami' as study shows nearly 270,000 people left Israel since 2023
My Word: Courting constitutional disaster - opinion
Former Israeli state attorney calls for IDF service refusal, comes under fire
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi, and politicians from along the political spectrum came out to attack Lador's comments.
At the table with Dan Meridor: Ex-lawmaker talks Zionism, public service
At the Table: Because he is widely regarded as a figure of integrity, Meridor is frequently interviewed by local and international media on legal and ethical issues.
Yariv Levin calls for judicial reform, Gantz: Reforms led to October 7
Flares fired at PM's home ignite clash as Levin calls to revive judicial reforms, while Gantz links reforms to Oct. 7 vulnerabilities.
Extortion by dismissal: Netanyahu sacrifices Gallant on altar of coalition politics - opinion
The decision to dismiss Gallant on the evening of the US elections shows a calculated move by the Prime Minister to ensure he would get away with it.
Herzog warns against return to judicial reforms in ceremonial Knesset speech
Herzog argued that a loss of trust between Israelis and their government and a loss of solidarity between Israelis was at the heart of Iran and its proxies' attempts to destroy Israel.
What Israel's Right can learn from leftist protests - opinion
How can the Right create a dynamic community framework like the Left has through protesting?
No. 14: Isaac Herzog: A president of the people
Isaac Herzog has become a president of the people thanks to his expansive knowledge and tireless efforts to meet with those impacted by the war and Hamas's October 7 attacks.
Attorney-general warns of judicial foul play amid delays in Supreme Court appointments - analysis
Israel’s attorney-general warns that delayed Supreme Court appointments and judicial reforms could weaken oversight, leading to government overreach and increased corruption.
Letters to the Editor, September 30, 2024: Will of the people
Readers of The Jerusalem Post have their say.
A judicial reform will happen in Israel whether we like it or not - opinion
There will be judicial reform. It will likely require several years of bitter conflict before a resolution is reached. The result will be a compromise that is unsatisfactory in some degree to all.
