Protests erupted in Israel on Tuesday (July 11) after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's hard-right coalition pushed ahead a controversial bill that seeks to curb the authority of the country's Supreme Court.

Israelis protest across country as Netanyahu’s bill to curb SC powers gets Knesset’s initial nod

The incidents are thought to be related to underworld feuds between two powerful rival clans. To tackle this issue, Prime Minister Netanyahu this month called a summit with parliamentarians from Arab-focused parties. The government said they will appoint a policy coordinator to be the point person to help tackle the spike in organised crime. And Netanyahu said he himself will head a steering committee to personally deal with the issue.

Protests in Israel over killing of 3 Arabs in separate incidents

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.

Israel: Protests harm Tel Aviv's reputation; PM Netanyahu says, 'Israel's economy stable' | WION

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

Thousands of Israelis protested on Saturday (April 15) against the government's planned judicial overhaul. People waved Israeli flags as they took to the streets of Tel Aviv and chanted "democracy" and "shame".

Thousands of Israelis again hit the streets to protest government judicial reforms

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday (April 10) reinstated Defence Minister Yoav Gallant. Addressing a press conference, Netanyahu said the two resolved their disagreement over Gallant's public call last month for a halt to the government's bitterly divisive judicial overhaul plan which he said became a threat to Israel's security.

'We will continue to work together': Israel PM Netanyahu reinstates Defence Minister Gallant

Street action is not ending in Israel. Protests continue after prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu was forced to delay the controversial judicial reforms under public pressure. But the fight is not over yet. Will Netanyahu finally read the room and put a full stop to his overhaul plans or will Israel once again see massive protests? Ghadi Francis decodes the story on this week's The West Asia Post.

Where are Israel's judicial reforms headed? | The West Asia Post

Israeli prime minister Netanyahu has delayed his judicial overhaul till next month's parliamentary session. The people of Israel say they will keep protesting till the reforms are scrapped. What's next for Israel? Will Netanyahu's government survive this turmoil? Molly Gambhir reports.

Gravitas: Netanyahu's Judicial reforms delayed | What's next for Israel?

Israel’s right-wing coalition government and opposition parties held talks on Tuesday evening (March 28) on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's controversial judicial reform plans.

Israel: First round of talks held between parties on judicial overhaul reforms

Israel is in the grip of turmoil. The Defence Minister has been sacked. People are on the streets. Israeli envoys are resigning. Where are things headed? Molly Gambhir brings you a report.

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has delayed the judicial overhaul until next parliament session amid fears that country's worst national crisis in years could fracture his coalition or escalate into violence.

Israel: Judicial overhaul bill delayed till next parliament session | WION Dispatch

Israel’s embassies across the world, including India, went on strike, on Monday (March 27). This comes as the country’s biggest labour union instructed all government employees to go on strike which included the country’s diplomatic missions around the world over Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s controversial judicial overhaul plan.

Israeli embassies across the world closed ‘until further notice’: Here’s why

Israel’s political crisis escalated into uncharted territory Monday as the country’s largest trade union announced a “historic” strike shutting down transportation, universities, restaurants and retailers in protest against Prime Minister’s Benjamin Netanyahu’s planned judicial overhaul.

Israel's trade union launches general strike over Netanyahu's judicial reforms

Hundreds of thousands of people stopped working across Israel's universities, airports, ports etc. on Monday to protest Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's unprecedented plans to overhaul the country's judicial system.

Universities, airports, ports on strike across Israel over judicial overhaul

Overnight protests in Israel over the proposed judicial reform and the sacking of defence minister Yoav Gallant have prompted various officials to call for a halt to the legislation.

Chaos in Israel as worker unions strike over judicial reform & Ben Gvir threatens to quit coalition

IN PICS | Israel protests: Thousands take to streets against Netanyahu and his judicial overhaul legislation

Protests in Israel against the judicial reform have been going on from the past three months now. The demonstrations which initially used to be peaceful now often end up in confrontation with the security forces. This time too the clashes erupted between security forces and protesters after they tried to block a highway in Tel Aviv.

Israel protesters now 3-months strong; Defence Min Yoav Gallant appeals to halt investigation

Tens of thousands of Israelis protested against the judicial reforms in Tel Aviv and other cities on Thursday with the police firing water cannons at those blocking a highway in the city.

Israeli protests over judicial reform spread to more regions as Netanyahu vows unity

For the eleventh week in a row, Israelis demonstrated against the hard-right government of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over the proposed judicial reforms. Demonstrations were held in cities all across the country on Saturday as people protested the judicial overhaul they believe would give politicians more control over the judiciary.

Protests in Israel continue for 11th week after PM Netanyahu rejects President Herzog’s proposal

Protesters against the Israel government's judicial overhaul were planning to hold demonstrations in and around Tel Aviv Airport, in an effort to disrupt Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's flight to Germany on a state visit.

Israeli PM Netanyahu to travel to Germany as anti-govt protesters plan disruptions | WION Dispatch

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Tens of thousands of protesters gathered outside the Israeli parliament or the Knesset, on Monday (February 20) for a second straight week as lawmakers prepared to hold the first vote over the controversial plan proposed by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government.

Explained | Israel: Netanyahu govt's controversial legal plan passes first reading amid protests

Protests in Israel against the government's contentious judicial reforms are continuing unabated. They have now entered the sixth week and are growing stronger as the government shows no signs of rolling them back.

Israel: Protests enter sixth week, protesters claim Israel's democracy at stake

The United States ambassador to Israel Tom Nides said that Prime Minister Netanyahu should slow down the progress on the controversial judicial overhaul which has sparked protests for weeks.

'Pump the breaks, slow down': US envoy tells Israeli PM on judicial changes; Jerusalem hits back

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