Ethiopian activist says Israeli society must stop using the word 'black' as a derogatory term; 'I assume we would never see headlines with the words it's a black day in the US' says lawmaker Pnina Tamano-Shata

First judicial overhaul bill may end up at court's doorstep next month after several appeals have been filed against the legislation, creating a potential constitutional crisis; AG signals won’t be able to defend bill

Vered Shirazi talks about her experience as a child and youth living with a heart condition, and what challenges transplant recipients face before and after receiving a new lease on life

Maya Hajaj almost lost hope of conceiving a second child, a sibling to Zohar who was born after a series of IVF treatments and much disappointment, until a forgotten embryo was found

For the first time since the Kensset's approval of the bill curbing the reasonableness clause, the EU says its relations with Israel are based on 'shared values' and calls to reach a wide consensus

Plea entered after a Delaware judge says she needs more time to review a deal reached with the prosecution, to avoid felony gun charge; Biden charged with evading taxes on over $1.5 million income in 2017, 2018

Authors of the bill claim it would increase public trust in the criminal justice system but it could be seen as an efforts to end criminal proceedings in Netanyahu's corruption cases

Reserve officers say the move by the base commander exhibits a mistrust of long-serving senior members of the military; initiative comes after volunteers in the reserves said they would refuse to serve what they consider to be a non-democratic regime