Politics

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...

Thousands of people demonstrated on Monday against the legal revolution at Ben Gurion Airport. Clashes broke out between police forces and protesters, who blocked major roads in the port, including the road leading to the entrance to the passenger hall in Terminal 3. 52 people were arrested on suspicion of disorderly conduct. Later, the demonstration continued in front of the police station in Ramla, where the detainees were taken

After a stormy night, crowds demonstrate on Thursday against the legal revolution in front of the homes of the coalition members across the country, in what they call the "Night of the Partners". Crowds are already in front of the homes of Gila Gamaliel, Yariv Levin, Yoav Galant, Avi Dichter, Nir Barkat, Yuli Edelstein, Miki Zohar Yitzhak Weserlauf, David Bitan, Moshe Saada, Moshe Arbel, Zvika Fogel, Boaz Bismuth, Amichai Shikli, Amir Ohana, Hanoch Milbitsky and Ofir Akunis

Masses of protesters took to the streets across Israel on Thursday evening in dozens of locations as part of a "Night of Resistance" organized by protest leaders. The demonstrations were in response to the proposed legislation being promoted by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government, which has sparked widespread opposition and concerns over potential threats to Israeli democracy

On Saturday evening, as the eve of Yom Kippur approached, thousands gathered at Tel Aviv's Kaplan intersection for the 38th week of demonstrations against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government. Simultaneously, a separate demonstration occurred at the Western Wall for the annual forgiveness evening. This year, the religious holiday of Yom Kippur seems to symbolize the nation's deepening divide

United States Army's Central Command (CENTCOM) has deployed the USS Gerald Ford, a formidable aircraft carrier, to the region. While the exact distance from Israel's shores was not disclosed, CENTCOM stated that their goal is to "deter any player who seeks to escalate the situation and expand this war." The USS Gerald Ford is accompanied by eight squadrons of attack and support aircraft, as well as a missile patrol and four missile destroyers

In a stunning turn of events, Minister Galit Distel-Atbarian has tendered her resignation as the head of the Ministry of Information, citing her deep concerns over the misallocation of public funds. Her resignation comes amid a growing controversy within the Israeli government. In her official statement, Minister Distel-Atbarian expressed her unease about the substantial expenses associated with running a government ministry, emphasizing the significance of every shekel for the people of Israel. Her primary grievance revolved around the perceived loss of power and effectiveness of the...

Shelley Greenspan, who is responsible for Jewish community relations on behalf of the Biden administration, issued a statement on behalf of the White House according to which "the United States is ready to act if an entity hostile to Israel considers trying to incite or expand this war." The announcement detailed the aid, weapons and ammunition that the US recently transferred to Israel, including Iron Dome interceptors, a fighter squadron and two aircraft carriers. About US citizens who live, work and travel in Israel", it was further stated

In a powerful display of solidarity, thousands gathered in Tel Aviv on Saturday evening to rally for the release of individuals held captive by Hamas. Emotions ran high as family members, including Maayan Zim, whose daughter Dafna is among the abducted, took the stage to share their anguish and frustration

In a historic gathering on the iconic Mall Avenue, approximately 290,000 supporters of Israel rallied to voice their solidarity, demanding the release of hostages held by Hamas and condemning the surge of anti-Semitism in the United States. The event, named the "March for Israel," witnessed the largest Jewish gathering in U.S. history, with an additional 100,000 participating online, according to organizers