Prof. Yisrael Aumann, who was awarded Nobel Prize in Economics in 2005, says that 'unacceptable' intervention of judiciary system in everyday life of Israelis is 'harmful,' despite opposing view of many of his peers

Transportation Minister Miri Regev tells supporters 'not afraid' of judicial reform opponents protesting outside holiday event

PM and coalition lawmakers say have been open to dialogue since reform first introduced, ask opposition to meet at President's Residence 'without preconditions'; Gantz, Lapid rebuff overtures, demand freeze of legislation

Dozens of women duped into slavery and horrific sexual abuse on promise of decent work and later found in Jerusalem and West Bank, but welfare officials believe it's only the tip of the iceberg

Air force reservists say they would devote their time to dialogue and reflection for the sake of democracy and national unity, however, they would suspend their one-day protest if required to carry out actual operations

According to press reports tempers flared while IDF soldiers marked Blue Line boundary between nations, a routine operation coordinated with UNIFIL but often accompanied by heckling activists and Hezbollah operatives