Israeli defense minister threatens to resign over judicial overhaul

Members of Netanyahu's Likud Party are reportedly arranging to 'soften' the upcoming reforms following Yoav Gallant's threats

Israeli president warns ‘civil war’ imminent if Netanyahu forges ahead with judicial overhaul

Israel's far-right government coalition refused to compromise on reforms that would neutralize the high court of justice and bring the judiciary under its control

More Israelis seek foreign passports after judicial overhaul: Report

Israelis are calling the far-right government's judicial overhaul a threat to Israeli 'democracy'

Israel’s judicial overhaul bill passes first reading in Knesset

Many have accused Netanyahu of seeking these reforms in order to protect himself from corruption scandals and court cases against him

French President Macron warns Netanyahu against judicial overhaul

President Macron told Netanyahu that Israel is moving away from ‘a common conception of democracy’

Israeli government freezes judicial reform until May

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will proceed with the reform through negotiations with the opposition

Chaos and disarray sweep Israel as Netanyahu pressured to freeze judicial reform

National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir has reportedly threatened Netanyahu with 'dissolving the coalition government' if the judicial reforms are halted

Israeli military pilots boycott training over judicial reforms

The IAF Squadron 69 is one of Israel's top units and operates advanced F-15 Thunderbird aircraft, primarily serving as Tel Aviv's long-range strategic arm

Tens of thousands protest against Israeli government judicial reform

Several businesses, including law firms and tech startups, have granted permission to employees to join the wide-scale protests

Israeli cybersecurity firm withdraws money from Israel following judicial reforms

Assaf Rappaport, CEO of Wiz, planned to go through with the move after pressure from investors concerned about Israel's judicial reforms

US visa program says Israel not eligible until requirements met

Washington requires that Tel Aviv grant free entrance to Palestinian Americans to access Israel's airports and enter the occupied West Bank

Netanyahu says Israel will not bow to foreign pressure in public dispute with Biden

The US President said Israel ‘cannot continue down this road’ and confirmed he does not plan to host the Israeli premier at the White House ‘in the near term’

Israeli PM promises extremist security minister his own private militia

Human rights groups have sounded the alarm that the proposed civilian militia 'will first and foremost act against the Arab population'

Israeli raids on Al-Aqsa Mosque persist through Ramadan

During Ramadan every year, Palestinian worshippers face increased violence and harassment from settlers and troops

Netanyahu back in Biden’s good graces, expected at White House ‘soon’

US officials reportedly pressured Netanyahu to back down from a controversial judicial reform plan, claiming Israel’s image as the 'sole democracy in West Asia' was at stake

Israel on fire: A legal slippery slope to national disintegration

A proposal to overhaul Israel's judicial system in favor of politicos has polarized the state, army, and populace, exposing Tel Aviv's security vulnerabilities as never before.

Mutiny among reservists threatens Israel’s military operations: Army chief

Security officials in Tel Aviv are reportedly also expressing concerns about 'resignations from full-time soldiers' over the government's planned judicial reforms

UK PM cancels plans to attend press conference with Netanyahu

Hundreds of Israelis and Jewish UK-citizens protested outside the UK PMs office against Netanyahu's judicial overhaul

Israel headed to ‘very dangerous place’: Intelligence chief

Israel's internal crisis has continued to deteriorate as the far-right government is pushing forward with a highly controversial judicial overhaul plan

UK rejects use of ‘apartheid’ to describe Israel

As part of a new British-Israeli agreement, London has vowed to confront the ‘disproportionate singling out’ of Israel at the UN

Israel passes bill to repeal parts of 2005 disengagement policy

The passing of the bill would allow settlers to return to four West Bank settlements which were evacuated as part of the 2005 Israeli withdrawal from Gaza

Hezbollah chief sits down with top Hamas, PIJ officials

The high-level meeting comes as Israeli officials warn of a looming 'civil war' and Palestinian resistance factions expand their influence in the occupied West Bank

Israeli officials will not meet EU foreign policy chief over critical remarks

Borrell criticized increased settler violence and civilian casualties caused by Israel’s West Bank raids

Risk of civil war in Israel on the rise: Former official

Former Defense Minister Benny Gantz also expressed concern that Netanyahu’s overhaul plans could place the State of Israel itself at high risk

Netanyahu forbids ministers from meeting US officials until Biden invites him to DC: Report

Israeli prime ministers have historically visited the US within the first few weeks of their premierships

Mossad allows staff to participate in anti-government protests

While most Mossad employees are allowed to participate in the demonstrations, around 300 high-ranking officials and senior staff have been excluded from the agreement

US defense chief stuck at Tel Aviv airport as thousands join anti-govt protests

Lloyd Austin's visit comes as violence in the occupied West Bank continues to spike, with at least 78 Palestinians being killed by Israeli troops and settlers since the start of the year

Israeli companies withdraw $2.2bn to invest abroad

Israeli companies seek to withdraw its money from the country in the wake of the governments decision to limit the powers of the national judiciary

Israeli activists call on Washington to sanction Netanyahu

Many in Israel fear that Netanyahu’s plans for a judicial overhaul will result in the downfall of democracy and the rise of an Israeli dictatorship

Israel can do ‘whatever it needs’ against Iran: US ambassador

Tom Nides added that as long as Tehran sends its drones to Moscow, Washington will not resume the nuclear talks to revive the JCPOA