In one of the biggest protests against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's justice system reforms, tens of thousands reportedly gathered on Saturday in Tel Aviv, Israel's top business hub.

Israel judicial reforms: Testing times for Netanyahu as countrywide protests expand

On Wednesday, multiple cars drove into a crowd of protesters in Tel Aviv along the city's main highway where thousands had gathered to show solidarity with the popular police chief.

Video | Cars drive through swarm of protesters in Tel Aviv

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Despite Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu removing a crucial provision of the law, the impasse over Israel's contentious judicial reforms currently appears to have no conclusion in sight. The weekly demonstration is currently in its 26th week running.

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Thousands of demonstrators in Israel took to the streets on Saturday to protest against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's proposed judicial overhaul that would provide the politicians with the power to select judges.

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Israel's opposition leader testified for the prosecution on Monday against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in his corruption trial in Jerusalem.

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US Vice President Kamala Harris has renewed calls for Israel to ensure independence of its judiciary, after major protests against changes pushed by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

US VP Kamala Harris renews call for independent judiciary in Israel

Israelis MP met with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu - the lawmakers met in the context of rising organised crime within the Arab community. Watch the video to know more.

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Elected officials and representatives of Israel's Arab minority demonstrated in Jerusalem on Tuesday against the crime plaguing their communities, calling on the government to increase security, an AFP reporter said.

Israel's Arab minority leaders protest crime menace

Israeli government has succeeded in passing the state budget because it has managed to avert a national election all over again and following the vote the incumbent sitting prime minister Netanyahu has hinted at the Coalition. The far right wing Coalition could now resume the judicial reform plan all over again the tens of thousands of protesters mean while being objecting both to the budget and also to the judicial overhaul.

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Israel's Finance Minister has revised its economic growth forecasts downgrading from three percent to 2.7 percent growth the cut comes amid a drop in tax revenues and Investments can the government state budget improve the situation. The treasury has lowered its economic forecast for 2023. they believe that the downturn in the global economy and high interest rates will impact state revenue by 5.3 billion shekels that's 1.45 billion dollars

Israel PM Netanyahu faces budget test, growth forecast cut from 3% to 2.7%

Israel's ultra-right Police Minister Ben-Gvir boycotted this week's cabinet meeting in protest against returning bodies of Palestinian gunmen. This follows his party's boycott for voting in Parliament on Wednesday.

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Israel is facing a fresh wave of protests against the government's proposed judicial reforms. round two of disruption day protests are on as the coalition government's bill to remake the legal and judicial system is still on hold. Protesters took to the streets as they don't want their opposition to the government's move to lose steam

Protest groups seek to reignite Israeli streets

On Thursday morning, as part of the latest disruption Day against the government's judicial reform initiative, protesters engaged in acts of civil disobedience across the nation, including blocking major roadways. While this was going on, activists held protests in front of the residences of prominent cabinet members and state religious institutions.

Judicial reforms protest | Israel witnesses another day of disruption, protesters block highway

Israel has marked its 75th Independence Day amid protests and political divisions between supporters and opponents of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu`s "contentious plan to overhaul the judiciary". The celebration on Tuesday began at sundown, with an official torch-lighting ceremony held at the Mount Herzl in Jerusalem. As Netanyahu spoke at the state ceremony for the fallen soldiers at Mount Herzl, protesters rallied outside the site, Xinhua news agency reported.

Israel marks 75th Independence Day amid protests in Tel Aviv

Israel celebrates its 75th anniversary this week, overshadowed by a battle over the judiciary that has opened up some of the deepest social divisions since the foundation of the country in 1948.

Israel celebrates 75th Independence Day

Due to widespread social disagreements on the government's judicial reform initiative, opposition leader Yair Lapid declared on Wednesday that he would not participate in the customary torch-lighting ceremony that would mark the end of Memorial Day and the beginning of Independence Day next week.

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The exiled son of the Iranian Shah toppled in the 1979 Islamic revolution, Prince Reza Pahlavi, who was in Israel for a historic visit, had a brief meeting with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday (April 17).

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Moody suggested that the change of the outlook reflects the deterioration of Israel's governance as illustrated by the events surrounding the government's proposals for judicial overhaul without they say seeking broad consensus.

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Following the 15-weeks of protests against the Israeli government's controversial judicial overhaul plans, some protesters are reportedly planning to break a long-standing taboo, protesting during Israel's forthcoming Remembrance Day national holiday.

Israelis preparing for another protest: A protest to break long-standing taboo

The trial of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's case 1000 is reportedly set to resume, local media reports says. The prosecution and defense have reached an agreement to shorten the list of witnesses, the list is to be reportedly reduced by at least 60 witnesses. This will significantly shorten the total trial time this means that within a year the prosecutions work will be complete and the Prime Minister himself will take the witness stand to begin the defense presentation of its case. Local media reports also say that the Attorney General may try to mediate between the parties in order to reach a plea deal.

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