There could hardly be a greater irony that a coalition which claims that the Supreme Court has too much power and its justices are self-appointed leftist-elitists is giving more power to dayanim, who are appointed from among a small group of ultra-Orthodox men

Participants in the protest march understand that influencing the judicial overhaul's advance is practically impossible, but also realize that if they have any chance, they must go where the votes are taking place

It seems the top brass is alone in this fight, as Defense Minister Gallant signals his stand against Netanyahu was a one-off ■ Army chief is in no hurry, however, to clash with his Air Force subordinates who are threatening – in the hundreds – to suspend reserve duty ■ As turmoil surrounds Israel's borders, Jenin provides a surprising development

Former Supreme Court Justice Edmond Levi wrote in a 2008 minority opinion warning against the normalization of corruption in Israeli politics and stripping the court of its power. Now, a government headed by a criminal defendant is leading Israel down the path of constitutional chaos

Malka Leifer's convictions mark the end of a prolonged legal battle testing Israeli-Australian relations

While compromise talks are continuing into the weekend, the decision by over 1,000 pilots and other Israeli air force personnel to boycott reserve duty is a crucial point in the anti-judicial overhaul protest movement ■ Smotrich: 'A country that gives in to the threats of generals will become a country ruled a military junta'

According to the Palestinian Health Ministry, Muhammad al-Bayed was shot in the head and died shortly after at a Ramallah hospital

Was it a sophisticated diamond heist, or a mundane sting operation? It’s a mystery that’s only whispered about in a few select rooms: Where did the pink diamonds go?