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According to Rami Sadeh, a member of Netanyahu’s Likud party and a former soldier in the air force, the protest is much smaller than the media portrays.
A member of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud party lashes out at President Isaac Herzog for his speech urging a compromise to the government’s plans for upending the judicial system.
Source: https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog-february-12-2023/
American Jews held a “Pro-Israel” rally outside of Netanyahu’s hotel to counter the anti-judicial reform rallies (where Israeli flags are being held).
Amichai Chikli, the diaspora affairs minister in Netanyahu’s government, pushed back against the criticism.
Ariel Schalit/Associated Press Israelis protest against plans by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government to overhaul the judicial system, in Tel Aviv, Israel, Tuesday, July 18, 2023.
Source: https://www.pressenterprise.com/2023/07/18/protests-rock-israel-as-netanyahu-pushes-judicial-reform/
A statement from Netanyahu’s office said that he had spent Friday enjoying Israel’s Sea of Galilee at a time of high summer temperatures.
At the same time, reviving the overhaul would probably revitalize the protests and potentially splinter Netanyahu’s government again.
Source: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/03/28/briefing/israel-opposition-protests-judicial-overhaul-delay.html
Benjamin Netanyahu’s government is becoming vocal in its persecution of Palestinians.
But, he said, the row over Netanyahu’s changes threatened the unity and “security” of Israel’s apartheid state, including against Palestinian resistance.
But Netanyahu’s coalition may test that relationship, given of hostility toward Christians and Christian worship by some members of the coalition’s five religious parties to the right of the premier’s Likud.
But since Oct. 7, the acrimonious polarization that had gripped Israel over Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s proposal to weaken the country’s courts has largely been replaced with an outburst of national unity.
But with more than a month passing since the abductions, the families of those kidnapped began a five-day march Tuesday from Tel Aviv to Netanyahu’s home in Jerusalem to demand he speed up the negotiations.
Source: https://nypost.com/2023/11/14/news/israel-hamas-near-deal-to-release-70-hostages-for-5-day-truce/
Even before the war, Mr Netanyahu’s government was staunchly opposed to Palestinian statehood.
Former military chief Benny Gantz received an official mandate on Wednesday to try to form Israel’s next government, but with no easy path to ending Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s long hold on power, Reuters reports.
Friedman because he fears that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s far-right government and its move to scuttle judicial review pose grave threats to Israeli democracy.
Gallant, a member of Netanyahu’s ruling Likud party, said in a televised speech on Saturday that the judicial overhaul is “a clear, immediate and tangible danger to the security of the state.”
Gantz is just one in a long string of politicians scathed by Netanyahu’s broken promises.
G.B.T.Q. protest on the day the new government was sworn in, because Netanyahu’s coalition includes some extremely anti-gay lawmakers.
Source: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/01/15/briefing/netanyahu-israel-protests.html
Gross was freed on June 4, 1976, during “Operation Entebbe,” the infamous Israeli rescue mission during which then-Sayeret Matkal commander Yonatan Netanyahu, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s brother, perished.
Hamas hasn’t commented on Netanyahu’s claims.