Israel Hayom report on 'kosher electricity' draws outrage
Opposition criticizes the plan to build small power stations that will supply ultra-Orthodox areas on Shabbat, saying it could cost the Israeli economy millions.
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Knesset seeks roll-back of state-controlled milk prices
Cost of dairy products have jumped after a deal between the Finance Ministry and suppliers allowed for a rise in the price of milk of more than 9%.
Disruptions continue as Israelis protest judicial reform
Dubbed the "Day of Equality," demonstrations revolve around the Coalition's plans to legislate blanket military service exemptions for ultra-Orthodox yeshiva students. Protesters block the central Ayalon Highway in Tel Aviv.
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Far-Right attacks PM over 'weak response' to rocket fire
"First they said there is judicial reform, then Ramadan, but now there is no reason why Israel should shy away from a powerful response," Otzma Yehudit says, adding it would not attend key votes in Knesset and hold special meeting with residents of Sderot.
Disagreements over judicial reform lead to falling out between Levin, AG
Sources say crisis of trust between the two emerged after Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara penned legal opinion slamming controversial government legislation.
Alibaba founder Jack Ma joins Tel Aviv University as visiting professor
Ma is expected to contribute to TAU's research efforts on sustainable agriculture and food.
Pro-reform IDF officer punished after protesting in uniform
The major was televised carrying a stretcher in a publicity stunt during a pro-government rally that was convened on Thursday in an attempt to offset months of demonstrations against the reforms.
Knesset reconvenes in shadow of judicial reform debate
The legislation remains on hold as talks led by President Isaac Herzog to reach a compromise continue.