Who is funding Israel's judicial reform protests?
A cursory review shows that some foreign interests have acted strategically to exert influence.
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A cursory review shows that some foreign interests have acted strategically to exert influence.
The methods of Israel's anti-judicial reform activists can serve as a model for other movements at home and abroad.
Physicist Shikma Bressler has become the face of the protests that have rocked Israel for months, marching on the streets of Tel Aviv, exhorting crowds of protesters with speeches echoing with revolutionary ardour.
As Israel grapples with fundamental questions of identity and societal fissures years in the making, Iran and its Axis of Resistance continue to employ their escalation-ready approach of pushing the envelope in multiple geographic theaters, launching cyber operations to foment disunity in Israeli society, and attempting to neutralize the regional gains Israel has made after signing the Abraham Accords with several Arab neighbors in 2020.
Shikma Bressler, a mother of five who says her passion is life in the lab, has emerged as a symbol of the struggle against the government’s divisive judicial overhaul.