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.

Protesters block highway in Israel after PM Benjamin Netanyahu vows judicial reform moves

Israel's Knesset cast votes for representatives to the Judicial Appointments Committee amid furor over Netanyahu from both the opposition and his own party.

Israel: Key Knesset votes on selection panel members

Israeli PM Netanyahu secured a two-year national budget and suggested this could clear the way for a resumption of his religious-nationalist coalition's contested judicial overhaul. What does this mean and how will it impact the ongoing protests? Ananya Dutta gets you the story.

The West Asia Post: Netanyahu to resume judicial overhaul?

Thousands of Israelis took to the streets on Saturday to protest against the judicial overhaul plan of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu which will tighten the government's control on the Supreme Court.

Thousands of Israelis protest against judicial overhaul ahead of independence day

US President Joe Biden has urged Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to, abandon the judicial overhaul, which sparked massive protests for more than two months. In response, Netanyahu said Israel's decisions are not based on pressures from abroad, including from the best of friends

Joe Biden and Benjamin Netanyahu lock horns over Israel judicial overhaul

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

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced a softening of his judicial overhaul plan on Monday but the opposition has still vowed to challenge its key legislation in the Supreme Court, setting stage for a constitutional showdown.

Israel Judicial Reforms: Opposition vows to take judicial reforms to Supreme Court

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

Thousands of Israeli people took to the streets in Tel Aviv, late Saturday, in protest against the new government’s policies which is now led by the country’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Explained: Thousands protest in Israel against new government’s proposed legal reforms

The European Union has imposed a fine of $1.16 million per day on Poland over a dispute of the rule of the law.

EU court fines Poland $1.16 million per day over judicial reform

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