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'Government elected for this': Pro-overhaul protesters back coalition, urge compromise - Vimarsana News

'Government elected for this': Pro-overhaul protesters back coalition, urge compromise

Demonstrators at mass right-wing gathering in Jerusalem call to move ahead with judicial revamp following talks, deny societal rift is caused by suspended legislative push

In show of force, 200,000 urge gov't not to abandon overhaul amid compromise talks - Vimarsana News

In show of force, 200,000 urge gov't not to abandon overhaul amid compromise talks

Participants at right-wing rally claim coalition's bid to weaken judiciary represents the silenced will of the people; Levin: Charge that these reforms spell dictatorship is a lie

Tyranny of the minority – the struggle over Israel regime – Middle East Monitor - Vimarsana News

Tyranny of the minority – the struggle over Israel regime – Middle East Monitor

The bitter struggle waged since January in Israel over the attempt by the Netanyahu sixth government to overhaul the judiciary and the regime, is often portrayed as a struggle between a narrow politic...

Israelis protest Netanyahu bill that would weaken judicial authority - Vimarsana News

Israelis protest Netanyahu bill that would weaken judicial authority

Israelis are protesting a bill from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that would alter the structure of the country’s legal system. Mr. Netanyahu, who faces corruption charges, is weakening judicial authority to his benefit, critics say.

Israel: Thousands march as Netanyahu allies push overhaul - Vimarsana News

Israel: Thousands march as Netanyahu allies push overhaul

Tens of thousands of Israelis -- hoisting flags, blowing on horns and chanting 'democracy' and 'no to dictatorship' -- protested outside the parliament building Monday as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government formally launched a contentious plan to overhaul the country's legal system.

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