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Dozens of anti-Netanyahu protesters from a number of organizations gathered on Friday, April 2, outside the homes of party heads Naftali Bennett, Gideon Sa’ar, Ayman Odeh and Benny Gantz calling on them not to form a government with far-right Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The anti-Netanyahu protest groups also announced that they will be continuing to protest…
Yesh Atid leader, MK Yair Lapid met with the Joint List’s leader MK Ayman Odeh (Hadash) and senior list MK Ahmad Tibi (Ta’al) at a Tel Aviv hotel on Thursday, April 1, towards President Reuven Rivlin’s consultations next week with Knesset parties on who should be tasked first with forming the next government. The meeting came…
With just three days before Israel’s fourth election in two years tomorrow, Tuesday, March 23, the weekly protests against far-right Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu continued last Saturday night, March 20, in city squares, at major intersections, and along highway overpasses throughout the country. The protests were organized under the slogans “Go vote,” “Replace the government,” and…
With the March 23 elections rapidly approaching, the weekly nationwide protests against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu kicked off on Saturday, March 6, for the 37th consecutive week, bigger and louder than in the recent past. Protesters gathered at some 550 central squares, intersections, and overpasses throughout the country starting in the afternoon, and called on Netanyahu to…
Thousands took to the streets on Saturday, February 27, in Jerusalem, Caesarea, Tel Aviv and at other locations across Israel for the 36th straight week, protesting against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s corruption and his far-right government and their mishandling of the coronavirus crisis. In Kiryat Ono, a suburb east of Tel Aviv, a 16-year-old Netanyahu supporter…
Thousands gathered on Saturday, February 20, throughout Israel for the 35th week in a row to protest corruption and the far-right government’s mismanaged response to the coronavirus epidemic; this less than two weeks after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appeared in court on February 8, to respond to charges of bribery, fraud and breach of trust in three…
Anti-Netanyahu protesters rallied across Israel on Saturday evening, February 13, for the 34th consecutive week of mass demonstrations against far-right Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over his indictment on graft charges and his handling of the coronavirus pandemic. Four people were arrested in the Jerusalem protests on Saturday night, one of them for allegedly “assaulting a…
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud party signed on Wednesday, February 10, a surplus vote agreement with the far-right and racist Religious Zionism bloc, which could help the Likud gain seats in the upcoming March 23 election. To get the racist party to sign the agreement, the Likud had to commit to take steps to “maintain the land…
Hundreds demonstrated on Monday, February 8, outside Jerusalem’s district courthouse where far-right Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s corruption trial has resumed after more than a half-year hiatus. Among the banners and signs carried by protesters were ones reading “Crime Minister,” one of the leading anti-Netanyahu organizations. The prime minister pleaded not guilty as he appeared before…
Thousands of citizens of Israel showed up to protest against far-right Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at sites throughout the country, among them outside his official residence in Jerusalem, on Saturday evening, February 6, for the 33rd consecutive week. In Caesarea, hundreds marched to Netanyahu’s private residence, calling on him to resign. Other demonstrations were held in…