Opposition leaders say they demand functioning judge selection panel if talks are to continue; Netanyahu accuses them of looking for an excuse to halt the process

Reports say Netanyahu unlikely to give the coalition both of the 2 committee seats reserved for Knesset members, a move that would likely sink Herzog-brokered reform talks

Remarks come ahead of Knesset vote to select two lawmakers to committee, which the ruling party's Danino says he's 'convinced' an opposition MK will be appointed to

Justice minister casts doubt on plans to convene appointment panel, says present method is at root of judicial system flaws; Knesset to elect MKs to sit on panel next week

Coalition faces rogue candidates, as opposition says it won't stay at the negotiating table unless it gets its traditional seat on the committee

Demonstrators heckle Justice Minister Levin in Golan Heights, Environment Protection Minister Idit Silman in Haifa, and hold rally outside home of Kohelet think tank head in Efrat

Justice minister foils opposition effort to enshrine equality into Basic Law, calling it 'hypocrisy' amid ongoing judicial talks; Herzog says he won't set deadline for negotiations

Justice Minister Levin reportedly tells ministers to seize the opportunity to change justice system 'in such a way that it's impossible to change' back

Lapid tries to push a candidate from his own party, while a National Unity official accuses the opposition leader of 'putting the cart before the horse'

Editor David Horovitz delves into symbolic construction at illegal outpost, what's next for judicial overhaul; diplomatic reporter Lazar Berman on how Erdogan's win affects region