Protests against the judicial reform may continue after compromise
The protests are also addressing a number of controversial laws like the 'Deri law II,' 'Police Law' and 'Gift Law.'
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The protests are also addressing a number of controversial laws like the 'Deri law II,' 'Police Law' and 'Gift Law.'
By David Isaac Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in a televised address on Wednesday evening, spoke out against the violent protests that roiled the country throughout the day, in some cases leading to clashes with police. A protester holds a placard with a photo of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Likud Party members as she
Benjamin Netanyahu spoke out against the violent protests that roiled the country throughout the day, in some cases leading to clashes with police.
"In a democracy there are clear rules on how to conduct the debate. There are red lines that must not be crossed," the prime minister said.
"In a democracy there are clear rules on how to conduct the debate. There are red lines that must not be crossed," the prime minister said.