Thousands of demonstrators descend on the capital as the Knesset plenum prepares to advance a judicial reform bill.

80,000 IDF reservists published an open letter in which they spoke out against their comrades refusing to serve.

Reforms, resistance and the search for a compromise in the face of Tisha B’Av – A people struggle for their democratic future.

Israel’s Supreme Court is either under attack or undergoing much-needed reform, depending on who you ask.

Soldiers who refuse to serve endanger Israel’s citizens and erode its deterrence, the PM said.

If the country was so aghast about judicial reform just two months ago, why are the current protests drastically smaller?

For weeks, my hometown of Modiin has been in the headlines thanks to opposition to judicial reform. Yesterday I took part in the effort to keep the hill in front of our house out of the fray.

The bill’s text bars the standard as a legal justification for judges to reverse government decisions.

Each side ignores the other. Isn’t it reasonable to be siblings first and listen to one another?