Politics

The Knesset's Constitution Committee, chaired by MK Simcha Rothman, approved last night by a majority of nine supporters against seven opponents the text of the law to abolish the reason for reasonableness, ahead of a second and third reading in the Knesset plenum. The discussions in the Constitution Committee lasted many hours, with tens of thousands of votes and countless confrontations. What are the next steps Now, and when is the final approval expected to put the bill into the law book?

Masses of protesters took to the streets across Israel on Thursday evening in dozens of locations as part of a "Night of Resistance" organized by protest leaders. The demonstrations were in response to the proposed legislation being promoted by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government, which has sparked widespread opposition and concerns over potential threats to Israeli democracy

In the midst of a constitutional crisis in Israel following the repeal of the reason for reasonableness, President Yitzhak Herzog has charged Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu with finding a swift solution to the pressing issue. President Herzog emphasized that those in positions of power bear greater responsibility for resolving critical matters that affect the state and society

In a show of ongoing defiance, protesters gathered in cities across Israel for the 32nd consecutive week to voice their dissent against the legal revolution that has shaken the nation's political landscape. Tens of thousands of demonstrators participated in the rallies, marking the continuation of what has become a defining weekly event in the country.

In the face of ongoing chaos in south Tel Aviv, protests against what has been termed the "legal revolution" continued this Saturday evening as part of a series of demonstrations. Despite the tumultuous events in the city, the leaders of the protest, known as "Kaplan Force," emphasized that they were in constant contact with the Israel Police to ensure the safety of the gatherings

A powerful 6.8 magnitude earthquake rocked the Atlas Mountains in Morocco, resulting in widespread destruction and the loss of numerous lives. The earthquake struck during the late hours between Friday and Saturday, catching many residents and visitors by surprise. Israel offered help

In a highly anticipated address at the United Nations General Assembly in New York, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu discussed a range of topics, including the potential for peace with Saudi Arabia, the Palestinian issue, and mounting tensions with Iran. Simultaneously, outside the UN building, hundreds of protesters gathered to voice their discontent with the government

On Saturday evening, as the eve of Yom Kippur approached, thousands gathered at Tel Aviv's Kaplan intersection for the 38th week of demonstrations against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government. Simultaneously, a separate demonstration occurred at the Western Wall for the annual forgiveness evening. This year, the religious holiday of Yom Kippur seems to symbolize the nation's deepening divide

In the 39th week of ongoing protests in Israel, thousands of demonstrators took to the streets on Saturday, rallying against the government's controversial policies and legislation. The main gathering, located at the Kaplan intersection in Tel Aviv, drew a significant crowd, as protestors voiced their concerns about the state of the nation

United States Army's Central Command (CENTCOM) has deployed the USS Gerald Ford, a formidable aircraft carrier, to the region. While the exact distance from Israel's shores was not disclosed, CENTCOM stated that their goal is to "deter any player who seeks to escalate the situation and expand this war." The USS Gerald Ford is accompanied by eight squadrons of attack and support aircraft, as well as a missile patrol and four missile destroyers