The Israeli government threatens judges and army officers, the police is battered and weak, and Netanyahu doesn't seem in full control ■ The newly-formed committee to investigate Pegasus spyware has one goal, and it's transparent to all

When the Israeli prime minister addresses the UN General Assembly later this month, he will almost certainly praise 'Israel’s vibrant democracy' - the very same one he and his partners in the crime of the judicial coup are working to kill

Herding sheep into others' fields, preventing access to water, blocking roads, killing animals and breaking into homes in the middle of the night – these and other tactics are part of the daily terror perpetrated by settlers in Palestinian villages

Shooting came hours after woman shot in apparent dispute between neighbors

This week at the Ben-Gurion Airport: A group of Israeli childhood friends heads to Spain before starting a year of community service, and a student who has just completed an intensive five-week ceramics course in India

The Israeli police have arrested four suspects, including two of her sons, in connection with the shooting of Talia Hatib, a 40-year-old woman. Hatib had in the past sought refuge in a shelter due to threats from her family

Israel's security establishment warned that this change could lead to prisoner unrest and potential rocket attacks from Gaza, along with an increase in terror incidents. Prisoners are expected to threaten a hunger strike if the measure persist

A law which grants early release for some prisoners, aiming to alleviate Israel's prison overcrowding problem is made obsolete following the national security minister's exclusion of security prisoners