Israel Hayom poll: 35% of public wants unity gov't; 59% disappointed with PM
The figures show significant erosion in the government's popularity, with 79% saying it has mishandled the cost-of-living crisis, including 66% ...
The figures show significant erosion in the government's popularity, with 79% saying it has mishandled the cost-of-living crisis, including 66% ...
Asked about whether the efforts to overhaul the judiciary were hurting or strengthening Israel, some 52% said they made Israel ...
Early August meeting comes amid growing threats by reservists not to show up due to passage of recent bill. Knesset ...
A day after the nation was rocked by mass protests over the passage of a key part of the judicial ...
Chaotic night in Israel as thousands block major roads. Dramatic scenes triggered by enactment of first judicial reform bill. State ...
Justice Minister Yariv Levin, the architect of the plan, says parliament has taken the “first step in an important historic ...
With a key portion of the overhaul passed on Monday, protesters are vowing further "days of disruption" and calling for ...
Walls and fences running the length of the street outside the Supreme Court, Prime Minister's Office and parliament were plastered ...
With the country ensnared in its worst domestic crisis in decades, President Isaac Herzog meets Netanyahu in the hospital treating ...
"A week ago I was fitted with a monitoring device. That device beeped this evening and said I must have ...
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