“My heart is broken.” The scribbled letters, red marker on white burlap, cried out to me amid the more polished signs decrying the “end of democracy” and proclaiming “the duty to resist” in gleaming black and white.

The voices in the world calling on Israel to halt the proposed judicial reform are not asking Israel to refrain from rectifying or adjusting the current balance of power

Although the legislative process is well on its way, it is still not too late to seek dialogue and reach a compromise to prevent a schism in Israeli society and preserve our solidarity

There’s one thing such a law most likely won’t do, and that’s keeping chametz from being brought into hospitals

The current crisis can be an opportunity to rectify the constitutional vacuum through broad compromise on the rules of the game

A long line of cases have left it to the court to decide matters that are essentially social-ideological. This is harmful to the state

What domino effects will come into play if the proposed judicial reform becomes a reality?

Public attitudes toward the reform proposed by Justice Minister Yariv Levin correspond to political affiliation.

The deepening anti-liberal spirit is not going to disappear anytime soon and Diaspora Jews can no longer rely on Israel as a symbol that unites them