A key ally of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday agreed to delay plans to push through a controversial judicial overhaul that has drawn unprecedented public, government and ...
JERUSALEM — Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu agreed Monday evening to pause a divisive plan to overhaul the country’s judicial system ... But the delay of the plan was not welcomed by everyone.
Right-wing Israelis urge PM Benjamin Netanyahu to push on with judicial overhaul on facebook (opens in a new window) Right-wing Israelis urge PM Benjamin Netanyahu to push on with judicial ...
Israeli police use a water cannon to disperse demonstrators blocking a road during protests against plans by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government to overhaul the judicial system ... and ...
The government is making “every effort” to resolve the argument over its proposed overhaul of the judicial system through dialogue, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said ahead of the weekly ...
he believes the judicial overhaul won’t be revived even if the currently logjammed compromise talks fail. “I don’t see a chance Netanyahu goes back to the reform, he understands this and it ...
Saturday against plans by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to tighten controls on the Supreme Court. The planned overhaul, which would give the government control over naming judges to the ...
on Saturday against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's contested plans to tighten controls on the Supreme Court. The planned overhaul, which would give the government control over naming judges ...
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has dismissed Justice Minister Yariv Levin’s reported threat to resign if parts of the government’s judicial overhaul plan aren’t passed in the next few ...
TEL AVIV, May 6 (Reuters) - Tens of thousands of Israelis joined protests across the country on Saturday against Prime Minister Benjamin ... The planned overhaul, which would give the government ...
