Simcha Rothman
Rothman kicks deputy attorney-general out of Knesset panel debating contentious A-G split bill
The removal incident took place during a debate on the bill, in which five of the attorney general's deputies made a rare joint appearance to present their opposition.
Marathon Knesset meetings set to rapidly advance haredi parties’ contentious Torah study bill
Israel begins construction of court complex for Oct. 7 Nukhba terrorist trials, Rothman says
Knesset panel advances contentious bill to split role of attorney-general ahead of first reading
Israeli protection racket law a top priority - Rothman
The Justice Ministry noted that protection racketeering in Israel had evolved in recent years, with criminals dividing territories among themselves.
Jewish blood is worth just as much as following the Jewish religion - opinion
Why should the grandchild of someone who converted from Judaism be excluded from the 'Law of Return'?
De facto canceling the ‘Grandchild Clause’ is a mistake - opinion
Instead of hindering migration from Russia, the Knesset should provide increased funding for integrating migrants.
Right-wing protest draws 200,000 attendees: 'We are tired of being second class'
The crowd, enthusiastic and eager to make their voices heard, were mostly calm as the speakers gathered - with no confrontations with police.
'We welcome Israeli gov't officials, respectful protests' - JFNA CEO
JFNA head Eric Fingerhut said that they didn't know Israel would be "in the throes of an existential political debate" when they were planning this conference.
Mayhem breaks out at Jewish Federations conference in Tel Aviv
Panelists sniped at each other over the Israeli government’s attempt to overhaul Israel’s judiciary and its threat to tighten immigration rules.
MK Simcha Rothman met with protests at Jewish Agency meeting
One of the main demonstrators was Rabbi Lea Mühlstein, the International Chair of Arzenu, which represents Reform and Progressive Jewry.
Rothman escorted out of World Zionist Congress after anti-reform protests
The World Zionist Congress has been rocked by arguments between the right and left surrounding the judicial reform.
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?
