The Clause of Reasonability

After 13 hours: the discussion on the Clause of Reasonability ended

The Discussion on the Clause of Reasonability

After 13 hours: the discussion on the Clause of Reasonability ended

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

Bentzi Rubin, JFeed Staff | 12.09.23

Yesh Atid

Yes Atid Answers the Likud

Yes Atid answers the Likud: "The people are the sovereign, not the government"

JFeed | 12.09.23

Netanyahu

"A Red Line That Must Not be Crossed"

Likud responds to the High Court: "a red line that must not be crossed"

Bentzi Rubin, JFeed Staff | 12.09.23

Supreme Court

The Legal Reform

Watch the live broadcast: the High Court discusses the cancellation of the probable cause law

JFeed | 12.09.23

Last night's protest (those photographed have nothing to do with what was said)

Harsh Statement

After Shikma Bressler: another protest leader with a harsh statement

Eliyau Luksenberg, JFeed | 10.09.23

The debate continues: Simcha Rothman appeals against Esther Hayut

Rothman Appeals

The debate continues: Simcha Rothman appeals against Esther Hayut

Bentzi Rubin, JFeed Staff | 06.09.23

Demonstrations against and in favor of the legal reform

Results of a New Political Poll

New Poll: Majority of the Public Opposes a Unity Government

JFeed | 08.08.23

Another interview abroad: Netanyahu again refused to say whether he would obey the High Court

Netanyahu Interviewed Abroad

Another interview abroad: Netanyahu again refused to say whether he would obey the High Court

JFeed | 01.08.23

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