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Evening Edition: Violence Worsens Between Warring Generals In Sudan - Vimarsana News

Evening Edition: Violence Worsens Between Warring Generals In Sudan

Rival military factions in Sudan, once on the same side and now fighting for two top generals, are putting the country at risk of a complete collapse. Hundreds have been killed already and countless citizens cannot leave their homes fearing being caught in the crossfire and killed. FOX's Trey Yingst

With memorial candles, crowds gather across Israel to protest judicial overhaul - Vimarsana News

With memorial candles, crowds gather across Israel to protest judicial overhaul

110,000 estimated at main rally in Tel Aviv, with tens of thousands more at 150 other locations across Israel

Over 115,000 estimated at main anti-overhaul protest in Tel Aviv - Vimarsana News

Over 115,000 estimated at main anti-overhaul protest in Tel Aviv

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Evening Edition: Israel's PM Netanyahu Pauses On Judicial Reform - Vimarsana News

Evening Edition: Israel's PM Netanyahu Pauses On Judicial Reform

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced today that he will be suspending his judicial reform plan. The decision comes after a weekend of widespread demonstrations by thousands of protestors after Netanyahu fired Israel's Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, who opposed the proposed reform. FOX

Evening Edition: The Issues Behind Violent Israeli Protests - Vimarsana News

Evening Edition: The Issues Behind Violent Israeli Protests

Mass demonstrations in Israel approach the three month mark as protestors continue to express their anger over proposed reforms to the judiciary. Israeli President Isaac Herzog has expressed concern that the political divide in his country could cause a civil war. FOX's Trey Yingst spoke with FOX"s