The situation has become reminiscent of the Second Intifada, when Western voices delegitimized Israelis and lionized the Palestinian “resistance.”

We are nations of immigrants that believe in free markets. The idea that America will turn on Israel over judicial reform is nonsense.

Who knows, maybe it will be the Orthodox Jewish parties that will thwart their own coalition’s controversial judicial reform.

Earlier, Netanyahu’s ultra-Orthodox partners demanded the reform be halted to allow for the passing of a conscription law.

An interview with Israel Defense and Security Forum CEO IDF Brig. Gen. (res.) Amir Avivi on the much-reported reservists’ protest against judicial reform.

I was in Jerusalem the night judicial reform advanced and the doctrine of reasonableness was abolished – and I’ll never forget it.

Israeli mainstream media reports a dramatic new development, but how true is it?

The likelihood of an escalation has increased dramatically because of the disagreement over judicial reform.

Israel’s enemies react with glee to mounting internal strife and perceived weakening of the IDF. But will they dare to actually attack?