National security adviser says nation's enemies shouldn't mistake internal divisions for weakness; says premier committed to thwarting nuclear Iran, advancing Saudi Arabia ties

Coalition source tells Israeli TV that premier's bloc will threaten to abandon him if he doesn't advance some form of judicial shakeup in absence of compromise agreement

Anti-overhaul demonstrators likely chased away Netanyahu and crashed a key panel, but to the US Jewish leader, they're also a testament to democracy

In many respects, Thursday's mass demonstration was one against the premier; any attempt to construct a more moderate overhaul proposal will be tortuous for Likud

Demonstrators at mass right-wing rally in Jerusalem call to move ahead with judicial revamp following talks, deny societal rift caused by suspended legislative push

Messages at right-wing rally extend to lamentations of a 'stolen' election, with participants claiming coalition's bid to weaken judiciary represent the silenced will of the people

The once-tight confidants have drifted apart on the issue of how and to what extent to pursue judicial changes; hardline rally was pushed by the justice minister as a message to PM

Meeting said to have happened this week; PM's defense team reportedly seeking to convince Gali Bahara-Miara to back process, which would accelerate years-long court proceedings

Food tech startup says health ministry's 'historic' approval found its animal-free milk protein to be 'safe, of high-quality, and identical to its cow-derived counterpart'

Artist hands Netanyahu letter expressing concerns over societal rift, while entrepreneur says in his speech Israel must maintain strong, independent democratic institutions