Judicial Reform

Netanyahu denies blaming Hamas massacre on Israeli reservist strikes

As per the report, the prime minister is determined to examine this claimed connection after the war.

Yariv Levin, interim High Court head appoint 14 new Israeli judges

The High Court is missing two justices after former chief justice Esther Hayut and former Justice Anat Baron retired last month.

Israeli expats who organized to protest Netanyahu’s government are now mobilizing to ‘save Israel’

The protesters’ mobilization in New York and other international cities parallels the approach of the protest movement in Israel.

By LUKE TRESS/JTA
24/10/2023

Settler goals can't coexist with a Jewish-majority democracy - opinion

The assassination of Yitzhak Rabin sent a message to the liberal front: Peace with your neighbors means war with your brothers.

By SAMUEL HYDE
20/10/2023

How Israeli civilians heroically fought back against Hamas on October 7 - opinion

Citizens, police officers, and soldiers, at home and on base, scrambled, improvised, and fought back fiercely. These citizen commandos not only saved countless lives: These Israelis saved Israel.

18/10/2023

Hayut’s retirement, still significant, overshadowed by war - analysis

Her retirement comes in the middle of the battle over judicial reform, a struggle that now – because of the war – will be on hold.

16/10/2023

Can war with Hamas help Israel decide what it is? - opinion

We have only one way to comprehend the positive meaning of this otherwise apparently negative anomaly: the way of faith and the assignment of a universal moral-religious mission.

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