PM promises High Court won't come under coalition control; Lapid: He's lying, to appease the US and calm the protests; Gantz: We'll erase these laws from the statute book

Major community organizations in the United States, the United Kingdom and elsewhere express their concern following the vote on the reasonableness law

Protesters decry coalition's 'regime change' agenda and say they are preparing for the next round: 'This is our country and we need to fight for it and protect it'

Some in ruling bloc stress need for broad agreement, others say government must advance rest of package; opposition fumes; group petitions to High Court against reasonableness law

Despite 29 weeks of unprecedented protests, all 64 coalition members back 'reasonableness' bill in final vote after 30 hours of plenum discussion; entire opposition walks out

Haviv Rettig Gur on last-ditch efforts by President Isaac Herzog to forge a compromise, and how distrust is the root of the problem; Canaan Lidor on signs of ultra-Orthodox wavering

Business organization representing 150 leading companies, tech sector workers, lawyers to rally Monday as coalition readies to enact key bill that will limit judicial review

Tens of thousands attend Tel Aviv pro-government event where ministers slam reservist protests, vow more bills; in Jerusalem, ex-president Rivlin urges PM to stop, 'avoid disaster'

Arriving in the capital Sunday for a major rally, physicians argue 'reasonableness' law will cause irreversible damage to healthcare system, patients and medical profession

Opponents of the bill to ban the High Court's use of the reasonableness standard argue it will open the door to politicization of posts entrusted with safeguarding democracy