Judicial reform faces showdown in Supreme Court
Long feted as a torch-bearer for basic rights or scorned for elitist overreach, the Supreme Court is under ever fiercer scrutiny.
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Supreme Court hears arguments over law that defines PM's fitness for office
The Coalition passed a law in March that says incapacity of a prime minister can only be declared in cases where there are medical and mental grounds, not conflict of interests. Critics say the law is tailor-made for Netanyahu and encourages corruption.
Ahead of Netflix launch, Gal Gadot shares thoughts on her career
"Sometimes I ask myself, 'How is all of this happening to me?,'" Gal Gadot says in a special interview with Israel Hayom days before "Heart of Stone", where she plays an intelligence operative in what has drawn parallels to the James Bond franchise, airs on Netflix.
At Lebanese border, Herzog warns Hezbollah not to test IDF
IDF chief also tours northern border. French envoy meets with Hezbollah reps in bid to reduce tensions.
Israel-bound grain damaged in Russian strike on Danube port, Ukraine says
Drone attacks halt ships as they prepare to arrive to load with Ukrainian grain in defiance of a de-facto blockade Russia reimposed in mid-July.
