Herzog unveils five-point plan for compromise as he urges Netanyahu to slow down legislation on judicial reforms and begin dialogue with his opponents, including the president of the Supreme Court.
IDF seals home of terrorist Hossein Karaka, who perpetrated the attack, and detains several of his relatives on suspicion of involvement in the ramming.
According to Deputy Minister Avi Maoz's private bill, such education would be postponed until the 9th grade, and would only be conducted onward if several special conditions are met. PM Netanyahu scraps controversial Western Wall bill.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejects the request by the Biden administration, but says ad hoc concessions would be made.
Wiz is the third company to withdraw holdings from Israel, following in the footsteps of high-tech company Papaya Global and Disruptive Technologies Venture Capital.
"I'm here tonight protesting against the transition of Israel from a democracy to an autocracy," Dov Levenglick, 48, a software engineer told Reuters in Tel Aviv.
Ze'ev Raz had written that if Netanyahu's proposed judicial reforms lead him to “assume dictatorial powers" it was incumbent upon Israelis to kill him, but later walked it back.
Baharav-Miara's office also releases her legal opinion concerning the proposed changes, says they would deal “a serious blow to the system of checks and balances” in Israel's government and would give the executive and legislature “broad and effectively unlimited authority."
For much of the public, a tax imposed by the Bennett government on plastic goods seemed like a straightforward way to cut down on the use of items that are major sources of pollution. But many ultra-Orthodox Jews saw the extra cost as an assault on a way of life that relies on the convenience of disposable goods to ease the challenges of managing their large families.
Palestinian government agencies have been promoting the sale of dozens of new housing units on a historic biblical site, in breach of agreements with Israel.
