Demonstrations against the legal revolution across the country are entering the 25th week

Almost half a year: the demonstrations against the legal revolution across the country are entering the 25th week. The leaders of the resistance said on Saturday that they are "increasing their gear towards another round of struggle in the end the coup attempt will be stopped again". The organizers called on the public to take to the streets "in order to send a clear message to the Israeli government that the legislation will not pass."
Former Prime Minister Ehud Barak, Attorney Dafna Holtz Lachner, and Dr. Amir Hanifs from the Druze protest will speak at the demonstration in Tel Aviv. The demonstration will be moderated by Dr. Shakma Bresler.
The organizers of the protest announced at a demonstration in Tel Aviv the establishment of the "Kaplan Force", against the background of the government's intention to return and advance the legislation. The force will act, according to the organizers, "in a determined, legal, and non-violent manner in order to make it clear to the Israeli government that what happened in the first round is child's play compared to what will happen in the current round, if the legislation is indeed promoted."
The purpose of establishing the force is to bring together the spontaneous organizations for protest actions that have so far been throughout the country under a clear framework. In the first stage, with the beginning of the discussions on the advancement of the legislation, the organizers intend to announce a date for a protest in the National Assembly that will include blocking traffic, in one of the next ten days.
In Haifa, two demonstrations took place at the same time, one at the Horev intersection in Carmel - a protest rally starting with a procession from the auditorium in the center of Carmel, and at the same time a demonstration in the German colony, initiated by the Supreme Monitoring Committee of the Arab public and left-wing organizations, protesting the government's failure to deal with crime and murderous violence in Arab society.
The demonstration in the lower city leaves in a procession from Emil Habibi square in Wadi Nissens. Earlier today, the police faced a protest by members of the Druze community who blocked the road to Usafia from the direction of Haifa University as a sign of solidarity with the Druze of the Golan in their protest against the construction of the wind turbines.
A demonstration was held today at the Science Park intersection in Rehovot. At the demonstration, Prof. Avishai Braverman, laureate of the Israel Prize, said: "I wish to honor the legal advisor, Gali Beharev Miara, who stands as a solid rock in the face of the waves of terror and venom of a corrupt prime minister and the gang around him. Thank you to the lawyers, most of whom stood like a wall in the face of the waves of terror and venom of a gang Noelat, led by the accused Bibi Netanyahu, to prevent the destruction of the justice system. The protest that arose from below is the only hope for preventing Israel from becoming a corrupt dictatorship and a third world country."
Tamar Sade, one of the organizers of the pride parade in Rehovot, said: "We are here to tell you members of the Knesset: We are here. Everywhere. And we will always be here no matter what you say. No matter in what way you try to discredit us, to make us disappear, to violate our most basic rights - like To start a family, walk down the street and not experience violence and just be us."
More than 1,000 people demonstrated this week at the Nahalel intersection. Among the speakers - the media person Dan Hamitzer, Dr. Gail Talshir, researcher of the crisis of democracy from the Hebrew University, and the writer and screenwriter Benny Barbash.
Limor Regev, one of the organizers of the demonstration: "It is in our hands, a miracle did not happen to us. All the achievements to date are the result of the determination of the hundreds of thousands of demonstrators every Saturday for the past 25 weeks. We have 5 more weeks before the end of the Knesset session. There is a fear that the leaders of the regime coup will try to move The remaining are the laws of dictatorship and corruption. We here in the valley and at intersections all over the country will be the protective wall of Israeli democracy, we will be the iron wall for a liberal democratic state."