When the bill limiting the use of the reasonableness standard is submitted to the Knesset for the first of three votes next week, Israel will face the most severe crisis in its history

Israeli pro-democracy protesters will likely find a heavy-handed police from now on – not just because it receives orders from an infantile minister, but also because aspiring officers are seeking his favor

The two were suspected of shooting at a police car in an incident at a West Bank settlement on Wednesday

Gil Hammerschlag was arrested "spotted wearing a hat and behaving suspiciously," and has repeatedly refused to sign the terms of release which include removal from Jerusalem's old city, opting to remain in custody

Milchan reluctantly revealed incriminating details in his testimony, making it clear that he could provide various narratives and had cards to play if someone challenged him

The announcement of the renewal of relations between Turkey and Egypt did not come as a surprise: both countries are battling economic crises, and now hope the rapprochement will spur natural-gas agreements and trade

Despite the fact that the march organizers submitted a request on Monday, chief of Central Command notified them that their request had been denied due to security concerns after the march had begun. One protester was detained