Simcha Rothman
WATCH: Eretz Nehederet portrays Quentin Tarantino heading for shelter, other tales of resilience
Tarantino, the Oscar-winning Pulp Fiction director living in Israel with his wife Daniella Pick and their children, was portrayed in the opening skit showing how people head to shelters.
Israel creating chance to topple Iranian regime, war could reshape Western world - interview
Knesset approves bill preventing double taxation for US olim, exempting National Insurance payments
Knesset approves first reading of bill to make Police Investigation Department independent
The play goes on – but whither? - opinion
If this situation continues, the best one can hope for is that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will finally opt for a plea bargain, that will remove him permanently from the political arena.
How can the coalition and opposition compromise on judicial reform?
LEGAL AFFAIRS: As both sides of the judicial reform debate finally come to the table together, what are the possible outcomes of their anticipated meetings?
Netanyahu is getting clumsier, and Israel is suffering for it - opinion
Several surveys showed that if elections were held today, Netanyahu and his extremist allies would be driven out of office.
Judicial selection bill nears Knesset readiness despite Gallant opposition
In continuation of legislative blitz, Hametz Law is expected to pass overnight, and Deri Law 2 is being prepared for second and third readings.
Simcha Rothman evacuated by police after protesters surround house
Israeli protesters at the scene chanted while addressing Simcha Rothman, who was staying in a house temporarily: “Coward, go home!”
Israel's judicial reform is in trouble - analysis
The attempt to exude calm, and the finance minister's apologetic, sincere demeanor, indicated that behind the scenes, all is not well.
Law Committee votes on judicial selection bill reservations
After receiving thousands of reservations to the bill on Tuesday night Rothman decided to focus on grouped arguments and to vote at the end of the process.
Coalition calls for calm in wake of final judge selection bill debate
"This is a testing time for all Israeli citizens, right and left," said Smotrich. "We must rise above politics, above suspicion and apprehension."
Netanyahu's Likud faction votes to approve 'softening' of judicial reform
According to the new proposal, the Judicial Appointments Committee will include 11 members instead of the current nine, while six out of the eleven will come from coalition parties.
New Rothman proposal does not solve 'essential legal difficulties,' deputy A-G says
The changes proposed by Rothman to the bill were met with criticism from both coalition and opposition MKS.
