US, Germany, other EU states denounce proposed legislation to limit donations to human rights groups, prompting Netanyahu, Foreign Ministry to consider postponement, report says

Settlers begin process of moving wildcat outpost off private Palestinian land to make way for its legalization, despite Israeli assurances to Biden that it would not do so

TV report says contingency plan calls for shakeup of Attorney General's Office and State Attorney's Office; Rothman to unveil plan aimed at ensuring latter will speed up cases

Rally laments that the premier is being shunned by Washington due to the judicial overhaul and other policies, while Iran is rushing toward atomic bomb; 2 arrested

The government's protracted process is not appealing to most of the 510,000-odd Israelis who are not recognized as Jewish by the Rabbinate

The PM caved to his ultra-Orthodox allies with boosted funds for inadequate schools and full-time Torah study. Will he ignore the national interest on the overhaul too?

As more funds are funnelled to the ultra-Orthodox community, other budgets for investment in high-tech are reduced; reforms for tackling high cost of living are suffering

Netanyahu reiterates hope that negotiations over judicial shakeup can lead to deal, but member of his Likud party casts doubt that talks will go anywhere

20 weeks in, Shikma Bressler says movement is highly organized but loose structure allows multiple strategies for countering government's plans; acknowledges lack of positive goals

While PM maintains authority over Israel Atomic Energy Commission, minister will reportedly be his representative; opposition MK slams putting firebrand lawmaker in sensitive role