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Protests against the judicial reform may continue after compromise - Vimarsana News

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.'

Source: jpost.com
Netanyahu Addresses Israeli Nation In The Wake Of The Protests Sweeping The Country - Vimarsana News

Netanyahu Addresses Israeli Nation In The Wake Of The Protests Sweeping The Country

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

Netanyahu: 'Freedom of protest is not a license to drag the country into anarchy' – J-Wire - Vimarsana News

Netanyahu: 'Freedom of protest is not a license to drag the country into anarchy' – J-Wire

Benjamin Netanyahu spoke out against the violent protests that roiled the country throughout the day, in some cases leading to clashes with police.

Netanyahu: 'Freedom of protest Is Not a License to Drag Israel Into Anarchy' - Vimarsana News

Netanyahu: 'Freedom of protest Is Not a License to Drag Israel Into Anarchy'

"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.

Netanyahu: 'Freedom of protest is not a license to drag the country into anarchy' - Vimarsana News

Netanyahu: 'Freedom of protest is not a license to drag the country into anarchy'

"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.

Source: jns.org