Israeli officials, including Netanyahu himself, vigorously deny CIA assessment linking Mossad to anti-government demonstrations.

A look at the biblical rift at the heart of the internal divisions that pose the biggest threat to Netanyahu’s government.

Those who stopped judicial reform are hailing their efforts as democracy in action. But these mass protests follow a pattern that began in the United States after 2016. It won’t end well.

Was it really just about judicial reform? Anti-government protesters say they’ll continue to gather, this time against the Orthodox Jews.

Likud files police complaint after well-known media figure suggests violence as the only solution to the “problem” of Benjamin Netanyahu.

What happened when Prime Minster Benjamin Netanyahu was faced with rising evangelism, and where do Messianic Jews fit in?

Netanyahu lambasts opponents, but tells Israel that for the sake of unity he is temporarily halting judicial reform plan.

A false narrative about Netanyahu’s “judicial coup” may achieve its goal of toppling him. But more than that, the consequences for future governments and US-Israel relations are ominous.

As anti-government demonstrations become more violent and the country seems to be falling apart, will Netanyahu call off judicial reform?