Protests continue in Tel Aviv despite Netanyahu postponing Israel judiciary reforms

Israel protests to continue despite Netanyahu’s “pause” of dictatorial legislation

Netanyahu announced that the legislation would be “paused” to prevent “civil war”. But only after negotiations with the far-right parties in his government, granting them a National Guard led by Jewish supremacistItamar Ben-Gvir.

Israeli protesters vow to continue despite temporary halt to judicial reforms

Jerusalem, Mar 28 (EFE).- While Israel’s massive anti-government protests scored a victory when prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu confirmed plans to reform the justice system were being delayed, demonstrators are determined to remain on the streets to end what they call a “judicial coup” once and for all. “The protests will continue until the government stops the judicial coup completely,” the Umbrella Movement against Dictatorship said Tuesday.…

Caution in crisis-hit Israel after Netanyahu pauses reform

Israel PM Benjamin Netanyahu bowed to pressure in the face of a nationwide walkout on Monday which hit hospitals, flights and more, while tens of thousands of reform opponents rallied outside Parliament in Jerusalem

Caution in crisis-hit Israel after PM pauses reform

Caution prevailed in Israel Tuesday after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to pause controversial judicial reforms which sparked a general strike and mass protests, with the crisis far from over.

Caution in crisis-hit Israel after Netanyahu pauses reform

Caution prevailed in Israel Tuesday after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to pause controversial judicial reforms which sparked a general strike and mass protests, with the crisis far from over.

Caution in crisis-hit Israel after PM pauses reform

Caution prevailed in Israel Tuesday after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to pause controversial judicial reforms which sparked a general strike and mass protests, with the crisis far from over.