Organizers say 'we've only just begun' after 80,000 demonstrate against government's judicial restructuring plan; Netanyahu allies downplay protests, accuse media of bias

Irineos I, ousted from position in 2005 over allegations he sold patriarchate land to settlers, claimed successor confined him in apartment for over a decade

Michael Horovitz reports on Saturday night's demonstration, as military correspondent Emmanuel Fabian looks at Palestinian clashes and a message from outgoing IDF chief of staff

Previous recipients include Pinkhas Zukerman, Rita, and Ohad Naharin

Tamir Avihai, 50, Michael Ladygin, 36, and Motti Ashkenazi, 59, stabbed and rammed to death by Muhammed Souf, 18, during West Bank attack on November 15

Every Thursday night in January the channel airs movies from the '30s through the '90s showing how filmmakers deal with themes like the Holocaust, assimilation and religious life

William Noun, whose brother died in 2020 explosion, detained after making remarks critical of government, as Hezbollah terror group blocks investigation of the disaster

White House lawyer says 6 pages uncovered in president's private library, more than previously known, in addition to material from 2 other locations dating to Obama administration