Since January 2023 there have been large scale protests taking place across Israel in response to the ruling government's push for a wide-ranging judicial overhaul. There have been non-stop demonstrations taking place in Israel for the past few months.

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Israel's parliament voted into law on Monday (July 24) a contested curb on some Supreme Court powers submitted by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government. After the summer break the Israel's parliament resumes its office.

Israel's parliament resumes after summer break

The United Nations said on Monday (September 4) that it was alarmed by the high number of injuries during recent clashes in Israel involving Eritrean protesters.

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Amid high-charged street action, a rising number of young professionals are leaving israel. They are fleeing the increasingly hard-right rule. While a few are looking for better opportunities, most are running from a legislation that goes against the basis of democracy. Ghadi Francis gets you the story.

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Hundreds of thousands of Israelis took to the streets of Tel Aviv on Saturday in the latest demonstration against the hard-right government's controversial judicial reform plans that opponents see as a threat to democracy.

Protesters take to streets in Israel against Benjamin Netanyahu's judicial overhaul

National security adviser to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Monday that any deal must not include concessions to the Palestinians because the road to normalizing relations with Saudi Arabia is "still long." The United States has been trying for months to come to what would be a historic accord that Riyadh has hinted would depend on Palestinian statehood but that Netanyahu has argued would be a big step toward settling the Arab-Israeli conflict.

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Israel is in the grips of its worst domestic crisis in decades. Since the beginning of this year, thousands of Israelis have been protesting weekly against the proposed judicial overhaul. The Judicial overhaul, if enacted, would allow lawmakers to scrap Supreme court rulings with a simple majority vote. The controversial reforms have deeply divided the Israeli society, besides eliciting significant pushback internationally. An undeterred Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, has called these reforms "a minor correction". Critics and opponents though, believe the reforms will undermine the country's democracy by weakening the judicial system. Mohammed Saleh brings you this report.

Controversial judicial reforms deeply divide the Israeli society

Days after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pushed through new legislation that curbs judicial review by the country's apex court of some government decisions, protesters continue to ramp up the pressure.

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Israel is staring at its biggest crisis in decades. It is the electors versus the elected. Tens and thousands are protesting, while the far-right coalition pushes ahead with its agenda. The judicial reform debate has effectively divided Israeli society. What comes next? Catch The West Asia Post with Ghadi Francis.

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Anti-overhaul protesters gathered in Tel Aviv and elsewhere to demonstrate against the Netanyahu government’s push to revamp Israel’s independent judiciary on Thursday night, as the looming passage of a bill obliterating a key check on government power has ratcheted up passions.

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Six months of massive protests across Israel which involved businesses, unions, defence forces and even members of Prime Minister Netanyahu's own government. The Knesset in spite of all the protests have passed the controversial 'reasonableness' bill.

Protests intensify as Israel government passes judicial reform bill

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu released a statement after his surgery saying that he was "doing great". On Sunday, the Israeli PM had undergone surgery to fit a pacemaker, hours before lawmakers are scheduled to debate over the controversial judicial reform bill which has been strongly protested by tens of thousands of protesters.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu shares health update after pacemaker surgery, says 'doing great'

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been reported to be in a good state of health after undergoing an overnight pacemaker implantation surgery, said the Sheba Medical Centre on Sunday (July 23).

Netanyahu undergoes pacemaker surgery ahead of crucial voting on judicial reforms

Leaders of arch-rival nations Israel and Palestine will travel to Turkey in the course of the same week, the Turkish presidency confirmed Thursday (July 20). Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas is due to visit Turkey on July 25, whereas Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will arrive in Ankara a few days later.

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A tussle over judicial reforms nears its endgame and as the Jewish State enters towards the final showdown both sides are intensifying their efforts the Israeli government is exploiting all rules of parliamentary procedures to get the first bill of the contested reform.

Israel inches closer to the final shutdown as govt pushes first judicial reform bill

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, on Sunday (July 16), was discharged from the hospital after doctors said that he was in good health. He was admitted on Saturday for dehydration.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu discharged from hospital

Knesset approves the 'reasonableness' amendment in the first tranche of contested judicial reforms. Israeli protesters are back on the streets against the reforms which they say will undermine the independence of judiciary in Israel. Critics have also called the reforms as first step towards dictatorship.

Mass protests are back in Israel as govt pushes through judicial overhaul

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Israel's parliament Knesset on Monday (July 10) adopted a key clause of the controversial bill that would limit courts' powers, in a new offensive to go ahead with the judicial overhaul.

Israel's parliament adopts key clause of controversial judicial bill

In a fresh wave of protests hit Israel after a stormy session the Knesset has given its node to the first of many contested bills that excludes the Judiciary from ruling on the reasonableness of the government decisions

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