“In a democracy there are clear rules on how to conduct the debate. There are red lines that must not be crossed,” the prime minister said.

After being prevented from leaving for several hours, the prime minister’s wife was extracted at about 11 p.m. Israel time.

The bills, which passed by a vote of 63 to 47, change how judges are selected and prohibit the Supreme Court from weighing in on basic laws.

The destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem was only made possible by the internal disputes within Israel. Are we facing a repeat today?

Religious Zionists who today hold the reins of power say a Third Temple must be built and Israel must reclaim the Promised Land in preparation for Messiah.

While experts differ sharply on the Israeli government’s reform plan, all agree that extreme discourse is clouding the issue.

Former PM supports judicial reform, but calls for dialogue and compromise. But can the Left overcome its hatred for Netanyahu himself?

President Herzog agrees judicial reform is needed, but urges dialogue. Meanwhile, opposition forces attempt to remove Netanyahu via judicial “coup d’état.”

Israel in an uproar as Netanyahu’s coalition partners divide the nation over its holiest site: The Western Wall of the Temple Mount.