Tel aviv protest
'Would you say Yoni came back from Entebbe?': Slain hostage's cousin slams Netanyahu at protest
"Exactly 50 years ago today, your brother Yoni Netanyahu, the late, set out to free abductees in Entebbe and was killed there. Would you also say about Yoni that he returned from Entebbe?" he asked.
Former soccer player Haim Sirotkin sentenced to one year in prison for running over protesters
Police officer convicted over stun grenades used against anti-government protesters
Decapitated mannequins placed at houses of judges, Tel Aviv mayor, in protest of illegal immigrants
Mass protests expected on Saturday night as political divide deepens
Tens of thousands are expected to protest in Tel Aviv against judicial reforms for the second week in a row after days of increasing political tension.
30,000 march in Tel Aviv against ‘coup d’état’ Levin judicial reform
The Saturday protest follows a rally in front of the home of Levin on Friday by hundreds of activists from the Darkenu civil society movement.
Israel's younger generation brings back the spirit of social justice - opinion
In Israel, in 2022, the responsibility for social solidarity and the promotion of social justice is in the hands of philanthropists and civil society and less in the hands of the state.
Police officer injured, five protesters arrested in Jerusalem protests
Protesters in Tel Aviv scattered notes displaying numbers throughout Habima Square, meant to symbolize the people who have so far succumbed to COVID-19.
Protestors invoke Maccabee spirit on Hanukkah, call on Netanyahu to go
In Tel Aviv, protesters gathered outside of Habima Theatre and marked Hanukkah by lighting a large hanukkiah before embarking on what they called a "march of light."
A Jewish view of non-violent protest and civil disobedience
In general, Jewish law and tradition have a positive attitude toward protest.
Protesters display tombstones for closed businesses in Rabin Square
"As long as the government continues to play roulette with our lives, this cemetery will expand."
Tel Aviv protests turn violent amid clashes with police
Israel Police announced that it was working to disperse the crowds who were conducting an "illegal protest and disturbing the public order."
Owners, workers protest government in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv
Later on Sunday, Army Radio reported that the long-time owner of one store in the market committed suicide, citing financial fears.
Right to protest
In democratic societies, protests are a natural outlet for citizens to express themselves, unleash frustration and reduce the pressure building up.
