 | 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 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. |
 | 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. |
