When the bill limiting the use of the reasonableness standard is submitted to the Knesset for the first of three votes next week, Israel will face the most severe crisis in its history

Without the unreasonableness clause, legal experts warn, caretaker governments could abuse their power - and the court would be unable to intervene

Responding to the court's demand to explain why it hadn’t removed illegally built structures at the site and why it was denying the Palestinian owners access to the area, the state noted that the structures which were originally built on private Palestinian lands were moved to adjacent state-owned land, arguing that 'maintaining a permanent presence in the area ... is of the highest importance for the state [of Israel]'

Israel has been dealing with the issue of kidnapped citizens long before the researcher was abducted. But whether it’s in Iraq or Gaza, the government lacks a crucial tool: an official in charge of the issue

This week at the Tel Aviv Airport: An American professor who deals with the cinematic representations of refugees, and two Israeli photographers who keep honing their craft

Experts have warned the government for months that if plans to overhaul and weaken the judiciary are not halted, 2023 will be disastrous for the high-tech sector - the industry that creates more jobs than any other