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Several far-right hooligans violently attacked protesters late Tuesday, July 28, as they demonstrated outside the Tel Aviv home of Public Security Minister Amir Ohana who had been exposed pressuring police brass to step up repression of demonstrators against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. At the same time, hundreds of protestors continued the campaign outside Netanyahu’s official residence in…
![MKs Ofer Cassif (left) and Ayman Odeh (center) with Hadash Secretary General Mansour Dahamshe (right) took part in the mass protest held in Jerusalem on Saturday night, July 25, near the Prime Minister's official residence. The Hadash placard held aloft by Dahamshe reads: "United against the rule of capital." Cassif's placard reads, "Justice, justice shall thou pursue [Deuteronomy 16:20]](https://maki.org.il/en/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/2020-07-27-220x126.jpg)
Tens of thousands of demonstrators took to the streets across Israel on Saturday evening, July 25, in protests largely demanding the resignation of far-right Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over his indictments on graft charges, as well as castigating his neoliberal government’s handling of the coronavirus pandemic. This was the latest in a series of rallies that…
Thousands of protesters gathered outside far-right Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s official residence in Jerusalem on Tuesday, July 21, from where they marched to the Knesset and back. For hours, protestors blocked streets in central West Jerusalem, included Gaza Road, Paris Square, and Ben Tzvi, Ramban, King George, Keren Hayesod, Rupin and Kaplan streets.. Israel Police said…
Thousands took part in protests against far-right Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his neoliberal government’s confused and inconsistent response to the coronavirus throughout Israel Saturday evening, July 18, including the two largest demonstrations in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv. In both cities, 4-figure protests initially began in areas designated by police but later spilled over into the…
Thousands of demonstrators gathered outside of the official residence of Israel’s prime minister’s on Balfour Street in Jerusalem on Bastille Day, Tuesday, July 14, to protest the continued premiership of Benjamin Netanyahu. What began as a small and peaceful protest turned into a mass demonstration, as more and more people spontaneously joined the gathering which continued…
Many thousands of demonstrators, estimates range between 10-30,000, descended on Rabin Square in Tel Aviv on Saturday evening, July 11, to noisily protest the Israeli far-right government’s ineffectual handling of the economic crisis caused by the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, in particular the inadequate financial aid being offered to the unemployed, small business owners and independent professionals.…
Thousands of social workers in Israel launched an open-ended strike on Monday, July 6, to protest poor wages, their constant exposure to the danger of violence, and the excessive workload they must bear due to the COVID-19 crisis. With the start of the strike, thousands of them and their supporters demonstrated at Habima Square in Central…
Rallies took place in 13 cities across Israel on Saturday evening, July 4, including in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Haifa, Nes Tziona and Be’er-Sheva, to protest violence against women, following the death of this year’s 13th victim of wanton murder, in a case of domestic bloodshed late last week. The main rally Saturday evening took place in…
Hundreds of demonstrators gathered in Jerusalem in protest ahead of the opening of far-right Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s criminal trial Sunday afternoon, May 24. Netanyahu, the first Israeli prime minister to go on trial while in office, sat in the courtroom along with the other defendants in the three cases he faces charges on. They include…
Far-right Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, will become today (Sunday, May 24), the first sitting premier in Israel’s history to go on trial for public corruption. A coalition of groups led by the Movement for the Quality of Government are planning protests and what they call “guerrilla activities” near the Jerusalem District Court under the banner “Israel…