Likud publishes a clarification notice following Netanyahu's words about the legal reform: "He did not reject the legal reform at all"

After 13.5 hours, the discussion in the Supreme Court regarding the law to limit the Clause of Reasonability has concluded. Now, everyone is waiting for the judgment, which will be delivered in the coming months. The Knesset and the government were given 21 days to complete their written arguments

Minister Smotrich referred to the discussions at the President's Residence and the reports about a compromise plan that Netanyahu is promoting for the judicial reform. Smotrich clarified, "Under no circumstances will we agree to give up the diversity in the selection of judges"

Leader of the Blue and White party, Benny Gantz, releases statement to the media addressing, for the first time, reports regarding a compromise proposal on judicial reform

A number of activists from the right-wing organization 'Im Tirtzu' demonstrated in front of the home of Dan Aharonson, the protester who smashed the windshield of the car belonging to a mother and her daughters during the protests in Jerusalem. According to them: "This is a dangerous individual who needs to be imprisoned"

After submitting the petition to the High Court against the reduction of the Clause of Reasonability and the joining of many protest organizations to the petition, the 'If You Will' movement submitted a request to join the hearing as a 'friend of the court'

The heads of the ultra-Orthodox parties appealed to the Prime Minister demanding an immediate freeze on the legal reform legislation even at the cost of the resignation of Justice Minister Yariv Levin

While voting on the law to reduce the measure of reasonableness, Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich is trying to lead a compromise. On the other hand, Yariv Levin and Itamar Ben Gabir refuse