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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…
Police used water cannon against anti-Netanyahu protesters in Jerusalem on Saturday, January 30, as demonstrators rallied nationwide for the 32nd consecutive week. About a thousand protesters gathered at Jerusalem’s Chords Bridge and began marching towards Paris Square the location of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s official residence, but changed course in order to first pass by the…
Thousands converged on Jerusalem’s Paris Square on Saturday, January 23, to protest against far-right Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for the 31st consecutive week, two months before the country is scheduled to head to its fourth election in two years. Protest groups accuse Netanyahu of corruption and the mishandling of the coronavirus pandemic and its social…
Thousands demonstrated against Israel’s far-right Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem, Tel Aviv and Caesarea and at intersections and on overpasses nationwide for the 30th consecutive week on Saturday, December 16. They demanded that the premier resign over his indictment on graft charges and his mishandling of the COVID-19 pandemic. In Jerusalem, several thousand protestors gathered…
In the two weeks before the end of Donald Trump’s tenure as Commander-in-Chief of all US military forces on January 20, Netanyahu’s government apparently realized that, from the point of view of the disintegrating administration and the heads of the US armed forces, an attack against Iran’s nuclear facilities before the “peaceful transfer of power”…
Thousands of citizens of Israel protested against far-right Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Saturday, January 9, for the 29th consecutive week in plazas, at intersections and along overpasses across Israel. Two of the larger demonstrations took place, as they do weekly, outside the Prime Minister’s Official Residence in Jerusalem and near his private residence in Caesarea. Among…
Thousands of citizens of Israel protested on Saturday evening, December 26, outside far-right Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s official residence on Balfour Street in Jerusalem as well as at multiple sites across the country. Several reports by protestors claimed that the premier’s supporters attacked them. Around 4,000 protesters gathered in Paris Square, in Jerusalem, demanding Netanyahu’s resignation,…
A survey conducted by The Abraham Initiatives in late October found that 73% of the Arab citizens in Israel support the goals of the protest movement against far-right Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Fifty-eight per cent of those surveyed said they would participate in demonstrations if these would highlight ongoing issues facing Israel’s Arab national minority,…
Despite heavy rainfalls that battered Israel over the weekend, protests against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, now in their 22nd week, continued around the country on Saturday night, November 21. As in the past, activists from Hadash and the Communist Party of Israel participated in the weekly protests. The largest demonstrations were next to the Prime Minister’s…