Netanyahu announces delay to Israel judicial overhaul plans amid huge protests

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Monday his controversial plans to weaken the judiciary will be delayed after widespread strikes and protests drove the country to a standstill.

Published 2 months ago · Jerusalem, Israel

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Times of India

Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu suspends judicial overhaul plan amid protests

Amid nationwide protests, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has announced that he would suspend the legislation of his contentious plan to overhaul the country's judiciary by about a month to allow "dialogue" between coalition and opposition lawmakers.

2 months ago·Mumbai, India

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The Guardian

Benjamin Netanyahu says he will delay judicial overhaul after mass protests in Israel – video

The Israeli prime minister says he is 'taking time out for dialogue'

2 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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Reuters

Israeli PM agrees to delay judicial overhaul until next parliament session

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will delay the process for discussions on the controversial planned judicial overhaul to next month, a statement from the far-right and coalition member party Jewish Power said on Monday.

2 months ago·United Kingdom

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The Hindu

Israeli PM Netanyahu freezes judicial overhaul, urges protesters to behave responsibly

The legislation would be pushed to the next session of Israeli parliament in order to “pass the reform through dialogue”

2 months ago·India

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CTV News

What to know about the protests in Israel

There are unprecedented protests across Israel against a proposed judicial overhaul by Benjamin Netanyahu. Paul Workman reports.

2 months ago·Toronto, Canada

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The Independent

Israel’s Netanyahu ‘to delay’ controversial judicial reforms in wake of mass protests

Israel’s prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, will delay controversial reforms to the judicary in the wake of mass protests, according to the far-right Jewish Power party – a member of the ruling coalition goverment.

2 months ago·London, United Kingdom

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