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After Israel's attorney general told Netanyahu that his cabinet's work procedures are flawed and harm the public interest – having serious ramifications for the country's security – the cabinet secretary charged the AG with exceeding her authority

Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich asked Interior Minister Moshe Arbel to update regulations regarding methods of paying foreign workers in the construction industry.

The government is exploiting the achievements of others to make us forget about the hostages, the thousands of refugees in their own land, and its lost humanity toward the Palestinians

After several coalition lawmakers called for the ouster of the attorney general, Israel's Justice Minister Yariv Levin urged them to join him in efforts to restart the judicial overhaul, and in particular pass a law to give the government more control over the selection of judges

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Everyone who cares about Israel and the hostages will have to decide if they stand with the families of those held by Hamas, or with the failed politicians who, we should never forget, were in power when this atrocity took place

The Israeli army believes that the assailant fired at one vehicle on Route 90 in the northern West Bank, continued driving, and fired at a second vehicle. Rescue services pronounced one victim dead at the scene

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A diplomatic source told Haaretz that the Biden administration – which until now has solely blamed Hamas for the talks' deadlock – is reaching the point where PM Netanyahu's behavior would result in the U.S. publicly accusing him of harming the talks and preventing the release of the hostages

The new study, based on treatment given to 19 youths and seven women who returned to Israel following November's hostage deal with Hamas, sheds light on the effects of 50 days in captivity in Gaza, and the initial attack in which most witnessed the murder or kidnapping of a family member

By May, the costs of killing mixes of terrorists and civilians likely started to outweigh the benefits, even when legal.

The legislation, which the Knesset passed on April 1 and the government unanimously adopted in May, authorizes the communications minister to order a halt to broadcasts by a foreign channel for 45 days

Israeli Military Advocate General Yifat Tomer-Yerushalmi has become the right wing's latest boogeyman in the long-standing conspiracy theory alleging that the left is using judicial overreach to control the state, amid her ongoing prosecution of IDF soldiers suspected of abusing a Palestinian detainee at the Sde Teiman detention center

The military court judge ruled to extend the IDF reservists' arrest by three days, saying that evidence collected negates medical explanations provided by their defense team. The prosecution said it wasn't opposed to a review of the suspects' detention ahead of possibly releasing them to house arrest

According to Israel's attorney general, because the High Court ruled against exempting ultra-Orthodox men from military service, the state can no longer fund daycare for the children of yeshiva students due to be conscripted into the IDF