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Minister to suspend the reforms that caused the protests for at least a few months offer does
Planned in Israel court mass protests against the reform continue. According to the protesters, the changes that the government wants to implement are anti-democratic.
Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Galant to stop the reform process offer did. He called the current situation a threat to the country’s security.
Stopping the rest of the process for at least a few months offer does. Minister protest he stressed that the mood is also present in the Israeli army and security services.
He was also supported by opposition leader and former Prime Minister of Israel Yair Lapid. Lapid called Galant’s statement a bold step vital to Israel’s security.
in Israel court protests against the reforms continue for the 12th week. According to the organizers, more than 600,000 people took to the streets on March 25.
This is the largest in the history of a country with a population of just over 8 million protest action was counted.
put forward by Benjamin Netanyahu’s government court according to the reform parliament the majority Ali Determines the selection of court judges. In addition, court decisions of the government cancellation loses the ability to do.
The proposed proposals should be put to a vote in the parliament next week. Demonstrators believe that the adoption of the project means the loss of the independence of the courts.
Benjamin Netanyahu, who was elected the Prime Minister of Israel last December, believes that the goal of the protesters is to remove him from power.
Some of the demonstrators are indeed calling for Netanyahu’s resignation. he political for the sixth time in his career Prime Minister duty execution did. There are currently three corruption charges against Netanyahu crime although his work is done, he does not consider himself guilty.