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Several thousand protesters participated on Saturday night, December 30, in the fifth consecutive week of anti-government corruption rallies across Israel from Kiryat Shmona in the north to Eilat in the south. Protesters rallied to demonstrate against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for the corruption scandals in which he and members of his government are embroiled. Thousands…
The Knesset passed legislation on Wednesday night, December 27, which prevents police from recommending the indictment of high-profile targets of criminal investigations. The legislation passed in its third reading, with 59 Knesset members voting for and 54 against the bill, following a lengthy filibuster by members of opposition parties. The newly-enacted law was brought by…
Several thousand Israelis took to the streets of Tel Aviv again last Saturday night, December 16, in yet another anti-corruption demonstration, the third in three consecutive weeks, against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu who is being investigated in a pair of graft probes. This latest “March of Shame” in Tel Aviv came a day after fraud…
Tens of thousands gathered in Tel Aviv on Saturday night, December 9, for an anti-corruption demonstration directed at Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, currently being investigated in two graft probes, amidst intense efforts by his far-right government to push through the so-called police “recommendations bill.” Netanyahu’s close political ally and chairman of the coalition, MK David…
Tens of thousands, 50,000 according to organizers, gathered to protest on Saturday night, December 2, in Tel Aviv against government corruption and new legislation that critics say is intended to shield Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu from criminal investigations. The “March of Shame” was organized in response to a bill that, if passed by the Knesset,…
The Knesset passed on Monday evening, November 27, the first reading of a bill which will bar police from recommending whether charges should be filed against public officials. The vote was 46 MKs in favor of the bill versus 36 who voted against it. The proposed bill would prevent police from recommending to the Attorney…
“Rehavam Ze’evi’s merits and achievements cannot be erased,” Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Tuesday, October 25, at a Knesset session in memory of the former tourism minister, killed by Palestinians in 2001. Netanyahu and others spoke to a mostly empty plenum, with only half the coalition and just a handful of opposition members present. The…
The 2017-2018 Knesset winter session opened on Monday, October 22, with a storm of vilifying speeches, including that of PM Benjamin Netanyahu who launched an attack on his critics in the opposition and the media, calling them “sour pickles.” “The industry of despondency still exists and has representatives in this building and in the media.…
Two thousand protesters demonstrated on Saturday evening, September 2, near Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit’s home in Petah Tikva in the latest weekly protest calling for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to be indicted for corruption. The protesters chanted rhyming slogans in Hebrew against the prime minister and called for his imprisonment. The protesters carried signs that…
Some 2,000 persons protested nearby Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit’s home on Saturday evening, August 26, after the Supreme Court ruled that the weekly protests calling for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to be indicted on charges of corruption could resume. Police said 500 protesters had already reached Goren Square near Mandelblit’s home in Petah Tivka as…