Protesters stormed Mexico's parliament on Tuesday forcing lawmakers to suspend debate on the controversial judicial reform proposal. Watch to know more.

Protesters invade parliament over controversial Judicial reforms

The lower house of the Mexican congress has approved a landmark overhaul of the nation's judiciary. Under this new law judges will not be chosen by appointments but by contesting elections. Watch WION to know more.

Mexico: Lower House of Mexican Congress passes Judicial Reforms

Israel’s longest-serving Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has remained a dominant force in the politics of the country for nearly 15 years. Experts believe that he has mastered the art of remaining in power while outmanoeuvring his opponents with the government's prime focus being on economic prosperity, and security, and undermining any chance of establishment of peace between Israel and Palestine.

Here's how 2023 turned out for Israel's PM Netanyahu amid war, protests

UN human rights chief Volker Turk on Thursday called on Israel to heed those demonstrating for "the defence of democracy and fundamental freedoms" in the face of controversial judicial reforms.

UN urges Israel to heed protesters' calls over judicial reforms

Thousands of Israeli demonstrators rallied in Jerusalem against a controversial Judicial Reform Bill that now faces a key vote. This will be a showdown between the hard-line religious nationalist coalition and the Israeli society.

Israel Judicial Reforms: Pro-government demonstrators rally in Tel Aviv

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

Bejamin Netanyahu, the prime minister of Israel, will have surgery to implant a cardiac pacemaker. He made this claim in a video statement made available by his office. The Parliament is getting ready to vote on a bill on Monday that would limit the Supreme Court's authority.

Israel: First leg of judicial reforms aim to drop the 'reasonability clause'

Netanyahu's health condition 'good' after pacemaker implant

In a five-year joint operation by the UK's National Crime Agency and Spain's Guardia civil, more than 700 firearms have been seized in the United Kingdom across the nation. As gun violence across the globe is on the rise, different countries take different measures to match the fight against firearms.

Israel's judicial reform edges ahead despite protests

As protests approach their 27th week as of right now in Israel against the government's proposed judicial overhaul, hundreds of Israelis on Monday surrounded the nation's primary international airport near Tel Aviv.

Israel: Protesters and police clash at Ben Gurion airport

The Knesset's constitution, law and justice committee will resume legislation on Israel's controversial judicial reform today amid protests across the country. The committee will advance a bill which seeks to bar the power of the supreme court to block executive decisions based on the "Extreme unreasonableness doctrine".

Israel to advance bill limiting judicial powers amid nationwide protests

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

Amid the ongoing public resistance against the judicial overhaul in Israel, Prime Minister Netanyahu has vowed to advance the controversial judicial reforms. Mass protests against these reforms have continued over the last five months since they were introduced in February.

Israel PM Netanyahu vows to go ahead with judicial reforms | Mass protests enter 24th week

United States Vice President Kamala Harris, on Tuesday (June 6) called for “an independent judiciary,” in Israel, while speaking about the contentious proposed judicial overhaul which has led to weeks of mass protests across the country.

Israeli foreign minister slams US VP Kamala Harris over call for ‘independent judiciary’

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

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

Thousands of Israelis have protested in Tel Aviv for the 13th straight week against a controversial judicial overhaul despite its suspension by the Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Israel protests continue despite Netanyahu's pause on judicial overhaul plans

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 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.

Gravitas: Israel on the boil | Israel protests 2023 | Israel News | Netanyahu

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

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

After 11 consecutive weeks of mass demonstrations, Israel on Monday presented an amended version of its contentious judicial overhaul. Announcing the amendment Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud party on Monday said that the bill to change the way judges are selected has been amended after a first-reading vote.

After 11 weeks of protests, Israel modifies key judicial reform

For the 11th consecutive Saturday night, hundreds of thousands of Israelis took part in nationwide protests against the government's attempts to shackle the court. These protests were highlighted by multiple acts of violence against protesters.

President Herzog: Israel at a turning point, civil war a red line | Israel Protests

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