Israel Judicial Overhaul

Explained: Why Benjamin Netanyahu has put a pause on the controversial judicial overhaul

Israel prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu delayed his planned judicial reforms to next month after the country came to a standstill with protesters calling the overhaul the ‘death of democracy’. But is this enough to pacify angry Israelis?

Biden calls Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu to express 'concern' over judicial overhaul

Netanyahu said Sunday the legal changes would be carried out responsibly while protecting the basic rights of all Israelis. His government says the overhaul is meant to correct an imbalance that has given the courts too much power and prevented lawmakers from carrying out the voting public’s will

Explained: Why Israeli protesters are dressed up as characters from 'Handmaid's Tale'

Several women are dressing up in crimson robes and white caps, walking with their heads bowed — similar to characters from 'The Handmaid's Tale' — at protests against Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu’s judicial reforms. They believe the overhaul will affect them the most, stripping them of their rights