Israel

At unusual counterprotest, right-wing demonstrators air grievances against Israel’s courts

“This is not just about the reform,” said one protester. “It is about control of the country, about whether the right can rule.”

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A ‘historic’ day in Israel ends with a political compromise — and big questions about the future

The enormous protest movement that forced a delay in controversial judicial reform legislation is closely watching what comes next.

On the streets of Tel Aviv, protesters on cusp of a big victory vow to keep fighting

But many protesters said they did not think tabling divisive judicial reform legislation would be enough to get Israel back on track.

Netanyahu announces pause on judiciary reform, in significant victory for protesters

Protests and strike rock Israel as future of Netanyahu’s judicial reforms falls into doubt

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu seen during a vote in Knesset, the Israeli parliament in Jerusalem, on March 22, 2023. (Yonatan Sindel/Flash90)

White House expresses ‘deep concern’ after Netanyahu fires his defense minister

Asaf Zamir speaks at a gala hosted by the Algemeiner newspaper in New York City on November 29, 2022. (Jared Siskin/Patrick McMullan via Getty Images)

Calling Netanyahu’s latest move ‘dangerous,’ Israel’s top diplomat in New York resigns

Netanyahu fires defense minister who called for a stop to Israel’s judiciary reforms

Israel’s defense minister calls to ‘stop the legislative process now’ on Netanyahu’s plans to overhaul the courts

Rugby

Major Jewish groups urge US rugby team to withdraw from South African tournament that excluded Israel

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