Tens of thousands of people in different cities of the Zionist regime of Israel once again protested against Benjamin Netanyahu's government's plan to reform the country's judicial system.
Publish dateSunday 7 May 2023 - 10:36
Story Code : 269569
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): According to Reuters, these protests continued for the 18th week in a row despite the postponement of proposals to agree on these reforms by Netanyahu.
Channel 12 of the Zionist regime of Israel estimated that 110,000 people marched only in Tel Aviv, the capital of Israel.
Other protests have also been held in other cities of that country.
A planned overhaul that would allow Israel to oversee the appointment of judges to the Supreme Court and allow parliament to overturn many rulings was put on hold after the opposition organized the largest street protests yet.
Netanyahu's government accuses activist judges of increasingly usurping the role of parliament and says major reforms are needed to restore balance between the judiciary and elected politicians.
But critics say it removes the vital checks and balances that underpin a democratic government and gives the government unchecked power.
It should be noted that according to a poll conducted by the Israeli TV channel on Friday, after 5 months of the far-right coalition period, 74% of Israelis think that the government of that country is acting weakly.
Channel 12 of the Zionist regime of Israel estimated that 110,000 people marched only in Tel Aviv, the capital of Israel.
Other protests have also been held in other cities of that country.
A planned overhaul that would allow Israel to oversee the appointment of judges to the Supreme Court and allow parliament to overturn many rulings was put on hold after the opposition organized the largest street protests yet.
Netanyahu's government accuses activist judges of increasingly usurping the role of parliament and says major reforms are needed to restore balance between the judiciary and elected politicians.
But critics say it removes the vital checks and balances that underpin a democratic government and gives the government unchecked power.
It should be noted that according to a poll conducted by the Israeli TV channel on Friday, after 5 months of the far-right coalition period, 74% of Israelis think that the government of that country is acting weakly.
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