Strikes also reported against Syria's Damascus, Latakia; no immediate word on casualties or damage

Though no one in Netanyahu's party will vote against the bills, many are uncomfortable with them, and the cracks are beginning to show

Convoys circle Knesset as committee debates judicial appointments bill; demonstrators rally outside Eretz Israel Museum in Tel Aviv, some interrupt housing minister's speech

Ahead of predicted exodus over judicial overhaul, senior officials in Mediterranean nation said to hold series of meetings with entrepreneurs

Under Netanyahu, Likud transformed from a raucous party proud of its internal democracy into a monolith without debate or dissent. That change shapes the fight over the judiciary

Hole in the Wall Gang Camp for seriously ill children, founded by late American actor, reopens in $4.5 million rebuild following devastating 2021 blaze

Law committee expected to advance measure on Wednesday, setting core pillar of judicial overhaul on course to become law next week; opposition protests procedural changes in vote

Orit Strock says eventual return to the Strip 'will involve many casualties' but it is part of the Land of Israel and must be resettled