 | Netanyahu talks to Elon Musk in California about antisemitism on X and artificial intelligenceNetanyahu's high-profile visit to the San Francisco Bay Area comes at a time when Musk is facing accusations of tolerating antisemitic messages on his social media platform. |
 | Former leaders of Israel's security services are speaking out against PM Netanyahu's policiesOver 180 former senior officials — some of whom were appointed by Netanyahu — from Mossad, Shin Bet, military and police have united against steps they say will shatter Israel's resilience. |
 | Israeli Supreme Court hears first challenge to PM Netanyahu's contentious judicial overhaulThe hearing on Tuesday puts the country's senior justices in the unprecedented position of deciding whether to accept limits to their own powers. |
 | Israel's Netanyahu says he wants Eritrean migrants involved in violent clashes to be deportedThe violence on Saturday returned to the fore the issue of migrants, which has long divided Israel. |
 | Israel’s convulsive dalliance with judicial reformsWithout a formal written Constitution, an independent Supreme Court is crucial in sustaining a liberal democracy. |
 | Court says Netanyahu’s son must pay damages to woman he implied had affair with his father’s rivalThe court ordered Netanyahu’s eldest son, Yair Netanyahu, to pay over $34,000 in compensation and $6,000 in legal costs to Dana Cassidy. |
 | As world leaders sent in their I-Day wishes, Putin says 'India enjoys world's respect'World leaders extend Independence Day greetings, promise to keep stronger relations, shared values in all spheres |
 | Legally fighting Netanyahu’s illegal moves a tough taskThe Knesset vote also signalled the inability of the opposition and the popular protests to influence the ruling coalition. |
 | Israel's government has passed the first part of its legal overhaul. The law's ripples are dramaticDespite the fraught atmosphere, Netanyahu's allies say they are moving forward on the overhaul. Here's a look at how the overhaul could affect Israel in the coming months. |
 | As contentious judicial 'reform' becomes law in Israel, Netanyahu cements his political legacyA country once known for left-leaning politics now has a right-wing government dominated by Jewish religious nationalists who spearheaded the efforts to curb judicial checks on executive power. |
 | Israel braces for unrest over Netanyahu's divisive judicial reform"A black day for Israeli democracy," read the blackened front pages of three of the country's top newspapers on Tuesday, carrying an advert by opponents of the judicial reforms. |
 | Israeli parliament approves key part of judicial overhaul that has exposed deep fissures in societyIn Monday’s vote, lawmakers approved a measure that prevents judges from striking down government decisions on the basis that they are “unreasonable.” |
 | Israel's Netanyahu hospitalized as thousands protest judicial overhaul plan ahead of key voteNetanyahu’s sudden hospitalization added another dizzying twist to an already dramatic series of events that have bitterly divided his country and are certain to shape Israel's future. |
 | Netanyahu to have pacemaker fitted ahead of vote on controversial judicial reforms on July 23"The doctors tell me that I will be free and I will be released from the hospital tomorrow afternoon and will be able to go to the Knesset to vote," Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said. |
 | Israeli Prez Herzog says his speech to Congress highlights an 'unbreakable bond' despite US uneaseHerzog's visit is exposing difficulties that Democrats face in balancing longstanding US support for Israel with the growing disapproval over the actions of PM Netanyahu's government. |
 | Israel Prez Herzog to meet Biden amid US concerns over settlements, Netanyahu's judicial overhaulNetanyahu's government is pushing forward with judicial changes that have sparked widespread protests and he has authorized the construction of thousands of new housing units in the West Bank. |
 | Israel's Netanyahu is feeling ''very good'' after overnight hospitalisation following a dizzy spellNetanyahu is said to be in generally good health, though he was briefly hospitalised last October after feeling unwell during prayers on Yom Kippur, a day when observant Jews fast. |
 | Israel's Netanyahu says feeling 'well' after hospitalisation for dizzinessHe had been rushed to Sheba medical centre in the afternoon, his office said of Israel's largest hospital, located near Tel Aviv, noting he was in "good condition and undergoing medical evaluations. |
 | Violent crime within Israel's Palestinian minority reaches new heights under Netanyahu's governmentThe skyrocketing violence lays bare the deep inequities in Israeli society, with Arabs facing years of discrimination that activists say laid the groundwork for the unabating bloodshed. |
 | Israel's opposition leader and former prime minister testifies at Netanyahu's corruption trialYair Lapid, a former prime minister himself and a major Netanyahu rival, is testifying in one of three cases against Netanyahu. |
