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פוסטים בפייסבוק המגיבים על השימוש במילה יום שחור בעיתונות
Ethiopian Jews protest all-black Israeli newspaper covers after Knesset vote
Ethiopian activist says Israeli society must stop using the word 'black' as a derogatory term; 'I assume we would never see headlines with the words it's a black day in the US' says lawmaker Pnina Tamano-Shata
Roni Green Shaulov | 07.26.23
קריקטורה על חקיקת ביטול עילת הסבירות באל ערבי אג'דיד
The day Israel was torn apart
Opinion: There is nothing wrong with repealing the use of the reasonableness standard, but the true tragedy is the terrible reality that has unfolded as a result
Arye Erlich | 07.26.23
Protesters, the Supreme Court, Benjamin Netanyahu and Yariv Levin
How will Supreme Court respond to government move to curb judicial oversight
First judicial overhaul bill may end up at court's doorstep next month after several appeals have been filed against the legislation, creating a potential constitutional crisis; AG signals won’t be able to defend bill
Tova Zimuky | 07.26.23
יואב גלנט ולויד אוסטין
US won't cut military aid to Israel following first judicial reform law
In first conversation between an American and Israeli senior official after approval, Lloyd Austin tells Yoav Gallant that 'political discourse, especially in the near future, is critical to a resilient democracy'
Yoav Zitun, Itamar Eichner | 07.25.23
ישיבת ממשלה
Moody's releases special report: 'Judicial reform legislation will lead to negative consequences for Israel's economy'
A day after first judicial overhaul bill passes in Knesset, the credit rating agency published an unscheduled report for investors, which warns against investing in Israel; Also, investment bank Morgan Stanley said: 'Uncertainty regarding the state of the Israeli economy in the coming months'; Netanyahu and Smotrich respond: 'When the dust settles, it will become clear that Israel's economy is very strong'
Gad Lior | 07.25.23
קריקטורה "חידוש המחאות בישראל נגד הרפורמה במערכת המשפט"
Tribal war: How the Arab world reported the judicial reform in Israel
Legislation and wave of protests received extensive coverage in Arab countries, there was interest in what was dubbed 'Israel's worst day in history'
Daniel Salami, Hadar Adi | 07.25.23
הפגנת מחאה בצומת קפלן בתל אביב
Judicial reform opponents clash with police as protests escalate
Tens of thousands protest, block roads and set fires across the country; 15 arrested on main Tel Aviv highway; four police officers injured; Man fires warning shot during argument with right-wing demonstrators
ynet correspondents | 07.25.23
חסן נסראללה
Hezbollah's Nasrallah: 'The worst day in the history of Israel'
Terror group chief continues to mock Israel amid judicial reform upheaval; 'There was a time when it was believed that Israel could not be defeated, and that its army was invincible'
Daniel Salami | 07.24.23
בנימין נתניהו
Netanyahu says open to compromise on judicial legislation until November
Prime Minister says coalition ‘ready to discuss everything immediately’ and that ‘It is imperative that neither side seize control of the judiciary’; Gantz vows to reverse legislation if in power
Moran Azulay | 07.24.23
שוטרים ושוטרות מפגנים מפגינים ומפגינות מדרך בגין ירושלים
Jewish leaders appeal for unity after discord over judicial reform law
In urgent plea to Netanyahu and Lapid, heads of some of the world's largest Jewish organizations send letter of concern about the pressing need for reconciliation and unity within the Israeli populace; other Jewish groups criticize the new law
Daniel Edelson, New York | 07.24.23
US President Joe Biden has repeatedly called on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to work for consensus
White House calls judicial reform law's passage 'unfortunate', calls for 'consensus'
Biden pressed repeatedly for compromise, and just before the vote called to postpone the judicial overhaul; 'Major changes need consensus', his spokeswoman says of final approval law limiting Supreme Court
Itamar Eichner | 07.24.23
מליאת הכנסת
Prime Minister Netanyahu is forever led by far-right
Opinion: Netanyahu never truly leads; he is always determined to ride the far-right extremist beast, only to lose control and jump ship, which raises the question
Nadav Eyal | 07.24.23
Joe Biden, Benjamin Netanyahu
Leading American media can't stop criticizing Israel's judicial reform
After the uproar caused by calls for 'reassessment' of U.S.-Israel relations and Biden's message to Netanyahu to stop judicial reform legislation, NYT columnist Thomas Friedman addresses his new column directly to the US president: 'This Jewish democracy needs an urgent resupply of hard truths – something only you can provide'
Daniel Edelson, New York | 07.24.23
דיוויד פרידמן
Passing reasonableness law on eve of Tisha B'Av is 'very bad timing', former US ambassador says
David Friedman, who served as Donald Trump's ambassador to Israel, criticized the legislation to repeal the reasonableness standard and its timing: 'Given the striking parallel between the current rift and the internal battles that caused the destruction of the Second Temple - why does the government continue?'
Itamar Eichner | 07.23.23
הפגנה בעד הרפורמה המשפטית בקפלן
Over 100,000 gather in Tel Aviv in support of judicial reform as protests against continue in front of Knesset
Tens of thousands are heading to Tel Aviv from throughout the country to support government lawmakers as they prepare to vote for legislation to cancel the courts' reasonableness test; Meanwhile, anti-judicial overhaul protesters crowd the streets of Jerusalem
Ynet | 07.23.23
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