Years after Israeli authorities launched a crusade against strip clubs, not much seems to have changed, as savvy club owners come up with creative workarounds to stay in business

After the Premier releases video calling on opposition to enter dialogue 'without preconditions' on judicial reform, Lapid says Netanyahu 'is lying', and protest organizers are similarly unconvinced

Rabbi Haliwa says did not expect to see his Tefillin violated by Amman airport security insisting he can use leather strings to 'smother' other passengers, on flight to Abu Dhabi

Yitzik Crombie warns in his book of society collapsing if Haredi and secular sectors don't come to agreements; says by 2050 there will be a religious majority but that doesn't have to be a bad thing

Netanyahu deputy and opposition's Elkin, both Ukrainian-born Jewish immigrants, call on government to 'significantly increase' support for Ukraine, deeming humanitarian relief insufficient

Speaking at conference organized by Ynet's sister outlet Yedioth Ahronoth, president says it was a 'difficult morning' following Knesset vote on 2 bills - part of judicial overhaul that has prompted criticism in Israel and abroad

U.N. rights chief says prosed changes would pose serious risks to effectiveness of judiciary, human rights, and judicial independence, will harm minority groups, and affect well-established institutional safeguards

Jewish Federations of North American (JFNA) publishes open letter to PM and Lapid to embrace Herzog proposal to resolve fight over legislation initiative against independence of courts