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השופטים נראים מותשים לאחר 11 שעות דיון
'Repealing Basic Laws undermines democracy,' Likud Party says
Judges getting testy, tired as hearing in High Court on reasonableness clause passes 12 hours; Hayut cites England and Australia as examples of countries that expanded use of standard; Government representative says Israel's founding document must not 'constrain the sovereign'
ynet correspondents | 09.12.23
חברון כוחות צה"ל חיילים עימותים עם פלסטינים
Fear of ICC in the Hague after judicial reform is baseless
Opinion: Anyone who associates the judicial overhaul with the perceived threat to IDF soldiers from the International Criminal Court demonstrates a lack of understanding of both the provisions of the Rome Statute and the reform itself
Maurice Hirsch | 09.12.23
'The more vibrant the society, the more actors seek to influence Wikipedia'
On Hebrew Wikipedia's 20th anniversary, Wikimedia Israel Director Michal Wander Schwartz speaks out amid controversies—from judicial reform to fake users and female underrepresentation; She offers an insider's look at the platform shaping our collective knowledge
Oshrit Gal El | 09.09.23
בית הדין הפלילי בהאג
Legal experts agree: IDF soldiers at risk of prosecution for war crimes
Former chief military prosecutor, deputy tell Ynet that consequences of judicial overhaul and weakening of the judiciary could lead to cases against country and its soldiers landing in international courts
Alexandra Lukash, Attila Somfalvi | 09.08.23
The International Criminal Court in the Hague
Caution: All IDF troops are at risk of prosecution
Legal experts including from the military prosecution warn that Israel's judicial system would no longer be perceived as independent to litigate accusations of war crimes, opening the door for international proceedings; politicians were alerted
Ronen Bergman | 09.07.23
סמוטריץ' לא חוזר בו מהקפאת הכספים לרשויות הערביות: "לא נבהל מהמתקפות"
Smotrich says financial performance fails to meet expectation, blames protests
Finance Minister tells Knesset Finance Committee economy suffering from weak shekel but is strong; accuses protest movement of defaming Israel in economic circles
Ynet | 09.04.23
מיצג בונות אלטרנטיבה מחאה נגד שמחה רוטמן באוניברסיטת תל אביב
Why does the government target the academia?
Opinion: Assault on the independence of universities and other institutions of higher learning as well as on medical and research fields as a policy is meant to curtail liberal thought and ideas
Professor Leon Y. Deouell | 09.01.23
הצילום הזוכה בתחרות Drone Photo Awards 2023
UK journalist on Israeli protests: 'Tourists love to go and watch too'
Angela Epstein wrote a comprehensive article in the Daily Mail about her visit to Israel; A significant part of her impressions focused on the massive demonstrations against the judicial overhaul
Asaf Rozen | 08.28.23
מפגינים ומפגינות בתל אביב
Judicial reform protests become Israel's latest tourist attraction
A sea of flags flooding the streets in a carnival-like gathering as people chant, sing and unite in protest: UK journalist documents her experience, noting an added bonus - it's free
Asaf Rozen | 08.27.23
מטוס קרב של חיל האוויר
Refusers also to blame - The fine line between dissent and Israel's national security
Opinion: The reservists who decline to serve until judicial reform legislation is frozen need to learn about the concept of contributory negligence, since they are the ones who have turned the nation's security into a political pawn
Amit Segal | 08.23.23
בנימין נתניהו ובצלאל סמוטריץ' במסיבת עיתונאים
'The concern is genuine this time' as Israel braces for Moody's credit report
Against the backdrop of Fitch's relatively optimistic view, treasury officials suggest Moody's upcoming report, set to be published in October, could potentially have a more significant impact on Israeli economy; The agency's economists, who already lowered Israel's rating forecast in April, are expected to visit Israel soon
Gad Lior | 08.23.23
מפגינים ומפגינות בתל אביב
Navigating Israel's constitutional crossroads: Reform or rift?
Opinion: The ball is in Netanyahu's court, a compromise is within reach; However, if he keeps ignoring it, today's rifts and damages will snowball into ruin, and the responsibility will be his and his alone
Ben-Dror Yemini | 08.22.23
Israeli children ask Germany’s Scholz about judicial reform - this was his response
Ben and Alena, two Israeli German siblings on vacation in Berlin, attend annual event where German officials take questions from public; 'How can you as the German chancellor help Israeli democracy,' Alena asks
Itamar Eichner | 08.22.23
עולים חדשים בנתב"ג באירוע של הסוכנות היהודית לציון 70 שנות עלייה
'Immigration will suffer, antisemitism will rise,' Jewish American NGO says
International Association of Jewish Lawyers seeks a voice in Supreme Court deliberation over the reasonability clause as 'friends of the court' to sound the alarm
Itamar Eichner | 08.22.23
טקס פתיחת הקו האדום של הרכבת הקלה
Fitch stands by bright Israel report, questions future of judicial reform
Credit rating agency's Israel analyst says sees major legislative push as unlikely even if government lasts four years
Ynetnews | 08.21.23
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