Knesset speaker says new body would 'deliberate values... from the world of ideology,' accused of trying to cow justices as they mull striking down law curbing judiciary powers

Shin Bet chief says Amiram Ben Uliel, serving life sentences for 2015 Duma firebombing, may be moved to religious wing for High Holiday services, but not beyond

Government attorney caused an uproar in court on Tuesday by saying that Israel's Declaration of Independence was a 'hasty' document, unfit to be a future source of legal authority

Donniel Hartman and Yossi Klein Halevi reflect on what they describe as one of the most traumatic years in Israeli history

High Court of Justice clears plan affiliated with Shas party, after issuing a temporary injunction against scheme amid criticism it focused on large, religious families

Shas chief insists he doesn't plan cabinet return; admits powerful protest movement has hindered plan, was spawned by government's hardline nature and rhetoric

Data by health provider shows 10-fold increase in diagnoses for children since 2005; researchers predict 1 in 50 Israeli children could have disorder by 2030

Justice minister asserts his refusal to convene the key panel is intended to give negotiations with the opposition over the judicial overhaul a chance to succeed

Mass demonstrations near entrance to capital and on Route 4 include violent clashes between cops and protesters, some of whom say they'd die rather than serve in military

Correspondents threatened to pull out of trip after initial announcement that they could not have seats on official flight ahead of Yom Kippur