Netanyahu taps former opponent Aharon Barak to represent Israel in ICJ genocide case
The government's choice of one of its biggest opponents has surprised observers and has met with mixed reactions from government members
Israeli supreme court strikes down Benjamin Netanyahu’s judicial overhaul law
Netanyahu's Likud party said the decision of the court was ‘unfortunate’
Benjamin Netanyahu, Yair Lapid and Benny Gantz poised to form unity government
The coalition would almost certainly spell an end to the premier’s controversial judicial reform plans
Chief Rabbi 'horrified' over possibility of civil war in Israel
Sir Ephraim Mirvis echoes warning that clash over judicial reform could lead to civil war
Why elite Israeli combat pilots are refusing to serve until judicial reforms are abandoned
Some of the highest ranking members of Israel's Air Force are refusing to fly, one pilot explains why
Bibi opens his heart about legal reforms during Musk love-in
AI and antisemitism were expected to dominate coverage of the summit but two seemingly chance remarks by both men caught the most attention
Israelophobia review: As original and necessary as Baddiel’s Jews Don’t Count
Jake Wallis Simons' argument that Israelophobia should be added to the lexicon should be listened to
Coalition is undermining its own argument for reform
The JC Leader, 15 September 2023
Chikili: 'To say I am against LGBT is totally disconnected from reality'
The Israeli diaspora minister speaks out after UK protests
Who will have the final say: the Supreme Court or the Knesset?
Where this goes from here is far from clear - and it is still possible President Isaac Herzog’s compromise track will yield fruit
The day Israel’s highest court tried to do the impossible
The start of the hearings on the petitions against the coalition’s abolition of the reasonableness standard made for compelling viewing and had Israelis glued to their screens
We won't stand by and watch Israel descend into a country we don't recognise
This should not be a matter of left versus right, this is a matter of common sense
Diaspora Israelis turn out to Trafalgar Square to protest judicial reform
Sunday's Defend Israeli Democracy UK demonstration in Trafalgar Square drew up to 1,500 British and Israeli Jews
Community leaders line up to meet Israeli diaspora minister despite boycott push
The Board, UJS and the JLC all held discussions with Amichai Chikli this week
The pursuit of unity is a religious ideal we must not forsake
A more than timely work from the chairman of World Mizrachi, Rabbi Doron Perez
The consequences for Israel of an ‘America First’ policy need to be spelled out
Israel has relied for so long on US aid but this may soon change
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