Knesset reporter Carrie Keller-Lynn and legal reporter Jeremy Sharon were on the scene yesterday inside and outside the Knesset. They weigh in on where matters are heading now

Times of Israel editor David Horovitz discusses Herzog's proposal for judicial reform and Diaspora affairs reporter Judah Ari Gross describes earthquake rescue mission in Turkey

As debate begins, MK Rothman indicates willingness to talk, says gaps between two sides not insurmountable; lawmakers oppose measures with protest song, cries of 'Shame!'

Justice minister rejects pausing legal overhaul to allow for negotiations, says they can be held as bills advance; opposition welcomes president's offer as 'fair basis for talks'

The president's proposals for judicial change, unveiled in a plaintive speech to the nation, are nuanced, constructive... and utterly at odds with the coalition's agenda

President says current plan would have 'negative impact on Israel's democratic foundations'; floats 5 principles as basis for reform, pleads with government to delay legislation

Among leaders of initiative are supporters of government's plan to weaken legal system, who say they nevertheless see a need for discourse with opposition first

MKs are about to okay the 1st reading of parts of the judicial overhaul package; it's really one man's power grab, and only that man can pull Israel back from the autocratic brink

PM says rescue, medical teams to provide aid to Turkey 'at request of' Ankara; IDF examining means of sending aid to enemy state

Political correspondent Tal Schneider discusses the response to the natural disaster and incitement against the PM, senior analyst Haviv Rettig Gur looks at absence of Israeli left