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Ministers Sa’ar and Levin Reveal New Judicial Reform Plan for Selecting Judges

The plan puts the power back in the hands of the elected officials, but requires that the coalition and opposition work together to reach a consensus.

Levin Nominates All 13 Justices to Lead Israel’s Supreme Court

Hundreds of “reservations” against left-leaning Justice Amit’s appointment had already been filed by Israeli citizens.

Israeli Justice Minister, High Court in Standoff Over Judicial Appointments

The High Court unanimously ruled on Sunday that Levin must convene the Judicial Selection Committee, which he chairs, to elect a new Court President, akin to a chief justice.

Justice Minister Whisked Away as Anti-Democracy Protesters Clash with Police

Six people arrested after demonstrators breach the perimeter outside Yariv Levin's home.

Judicial Reform Champion Simcha Rothman to Get Bullet-Proof Vehicle Due to Leftist Threats

The Knesset officer received alarming information from security forces about concrete threats against the Rothman and Levin and ordered extra caution to be taken towards them.

Coalition Freezes Judicial Reform Bills to Open Possibility for Dialogue

The opposition demands a 60-day freeze of the entire program before negotiations.

Netanyahu: Opponents of Judicial Reform ‘Crossing Red Lines’

Red lines have been crossed in recent days by extremist elements that have one goal: To intentionally bring about anarchy,” says Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

First Hurdle Passed in Cancelling the Disengagement Law

The coalition agreement between Likud and the Religious Zionism Party requires the government to reverse parts of the disengagement and allow for the Homesh Yeshiva to remain as a first step towards rebuilding the four communities.

President Herzog Holds Secret Meeting with Kohelet Policy Forum to Discuss Judicial Reform Proposal

The meeting is part of a series of [secret and not-so-secret] meetings held by the president in recent days regarding judicial reform.

Survey Shows Massive Public Support for Minister Levin’s Judicial Reforms

The democratically elected officials are fulfilling the will of the people that voted them in.

Netanyahu’s Ally Yariv Levin Appointed as Temporary Knesset Speaker

Netanyahu now has until December 21 to finalize his coalition.

Did You Know Sunday Marked 101st Anniversary of Allied Conference that Gave All of...

"The San Remo Conference is maybe the most unknown conference in Israel."

October Sets All-Time Monthly Record for Incoming Tourism

“These excellent statistics ... are a direct result of the intensive work we are doing at the Ministry of Tourism.”

Israeli Government Preparing for Continued Steep Rise in Tourism

The lack of manpower in housekeeping is one of the most difficult problems facing hotel operations in Israel. Turns out Israelis don't like cleaning up after visiting foreigners. Who knew?

2 New Hotels to Be Built at the Dead Sea, First in Decades

Both plots are part of an approved plan that includes a commercial center and a regional convention center.

Tourism Sector Continues to Set Records

2.1 million tourist entered Israel between January and June, a 19% increase over last year.

Meet Ioana Isac from Romania, Israel’s 3 Millionth Tourist

“This is a special day and an historic milestone as we break the 3-million-tourist barrier and set a new all-time record," Minister Levin said.

The Political Renaissance of the Right

The time when the Israeli Right lagged behind the Israeli Left and sufficed with defensive responses and with stating what not to do, is over.

Ministry Declares Best Six Months Ever in Israeli Tourism History

1.74 million tourist entries were recorded in January-June 2017, an increase of 26% over the same period in 2016 (1.38 million), and 24% more than in 2015.

As Chinese Tourism Grows, Tel Aviv-Shanghai Route to Open

In the last year, there has been a dramatic increase in the number of tourists and business people visiting Israel from China.

New Legislation Must Include Judea and Samaria

No more second class citizenship for Jewish residents in Judea and Samaria.

Best Ever February for Foreign Tourism in Israel

25% Increase in the first two months of 2017 compared with Jan-Feb 2016.

$10,000 Jerusalem Photo Challenge Aiming for 50,000 Online Submissions

'Our aim in this photo challenge is to uncover forgotten memories and get an exciting encounter of Jerusalem’s history in a frame.'

New Israeli Law Compels Couples to Undergo Counseling Before Divorce

The process of having the therapeutic and/or mediation meetings before being able to file for divorce will take 45 days.

Likud Proposes Multipoint Plan to Fight Arab Terrorism in Israel

The proposal includes some extreme measures to fight the current wave of terrorism.

‘8200’ Unit Soldiers Respond to Refusal Letter

The left-wing's 8200 refusal letter brought reactions of anger and condemnation from active and reserve members of the intelligence unit.

Defining Israel as the Jewish State

Proponents of the new Basic Law proposal view it not as a threat to democracy but as essential to Israeli democracy.

‘Jewish Taliban’ Ordered to Return to Quebec

The group left Quebec for Ontario last week. They all left at once, in the middle of the night, in rented buses.

Will the Likud Remain Democratic?

The institution of party primaries in Israel needs to be expanded not shrunk, so that the government will be under the supervision of the people from which it derives power and the moral authority to govern.

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