Israeli settlers protest against Netanyahu's judicial reform plan for 25th consecutive week
Israeli settlers took to the streets across occupied Palestine for the 25th consecutive week to condemn Netanyahu's decision to proceed with his controversial judicial reform plan
According to a report by Arab 48 on Saturday, tens of thousands of settlers joined the protests and chanted slogans against Netanyahu's cabinet and his judicial reform package.
The demonstrations took place in multiple cities including Tel Aviv, Kfar Saba, Be’er Sheva, Netanya, Herzliya, Haifa, and Rehovot. In response, the regime's police closed off many streets in those areas.
The ongoing protests began more than five months ago when Netanyahu announced his decision to push the judiciary overhaul plan through the regime’s parliament.
Initially, he had declared a "pause" on the plan back in March. However, recently Netanyahu has vowed to resume the plan and "begin the practical measures".
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