Demonstrators fly balloons against Gaza protest

'Balloons' were sent from the border of the blockaded Gaza Strip to Israeli territories. A group of young people living in Gaza Strip threw balloons to the Israeli side in response to Israeli violations.

Netanyahu has a pacemaker implanted in his heart

It was announced that Netanyahu, who was fitted with a heart monitoring device last week, had a battery implanted in his heart.

Israelis on the streets over judicial reform

Hundreds of thousands of Israelis took to the streets again against the government's judicial reforms. More than 100,000 Israelis took part in demonstrations in many locations across the country, mainly in Tel Aviv, West Jerusalem, Haifa, Beersheba and Rehovot.

Protests continue in Israel in its 16th week

The demonstrators, who oppose the proposed judicial reform in Israel, continue their demonstration in the 16th week. A brawl broke out between the demonstrators and the police. Meanwhile, reservists continue to criticize judicial reform.

Netanyahu has been the target of criticism

Yair Lapid, the main opposition leader in Israel, targeted Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and said that he lost control in the face of the latest developments.

Netanyahu's reaction to Biden's 'judiciary reform'

Responding to US President Joe Biden, who criticized the controversial judicial arrangement in Israel, Netanyahu said, "Israel is a sovereign country that does not make decisions based on external pressures."

'We do not interfere in Israel's internal affairs'

After the judicial reform protests continued for weeks and made Netanyahu take a step back, his son Yair Netanyahu claimed that the US funded the demonstrations. Making a statement on the subject, US President Joe Biden denied the allegations that they interfered in Israel's internal affairs.

Protests escalate in Haifa

As the reaction to Netanyahu's protests grew in Israel, hundreds of protesters gathered in Haifa.

Supporters of judicial reform gathered in Israel

While the protests of the opponents of judicial reform in Israel continue, this time reform supporters gathered after Prime Minister Netanyahu's announcement of delaying the reforms. Thousands of reformers took to the streets to protest the postponement.

Judicial reform causes crisis in Israel

In Israel, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's reform, which included intervention in the judiciary, caused chaos in the country, and mass protests were organized in Israel. It was announced that the judicial reform that caused the crisis was suspended.

All flights suspended in Israel

Protests against the judicial reform that confused Israel spread to the airport. All flights have been suspended at Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv. On the other hand, it was stated that the speech of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, which was scheduled for 11:00 a.m. was postponed.

Judicial reform is suspended

In Israel, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's reform, which included intervention in the judiciary, caused chaos in the country, and mass protests were organized in Israel. It was announced that the judicial reform that caused the crisis was suspended.

Critical warning from UAE to Israel

"Illegal housing construction" has caused a crisis between Israel and the United Arab Emirates, which have recently decided to improve relations and strengthen cooperation. Warning Israel, which has opened a tender for the construction of 1,029 new illegal housing units in the occupied West Bank and Jerusalem, the UAE condemned the tender and warned Netanyahu that this would further increase tensions in the region.

12th week of the Israeli protests

In Israel, mass protests continue as part of "civil disobedience" against the government of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, which restricts the powers of the judiciary. The demonstrators gathered in front of the Government Complex on Kaplan Street in the capital Tel Aviv, holding Israeli flags and chanting slogans against Netanyahu.

Israeli army issues critical warning to Netanyahu

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's call for reservists to serve in the army with the new judicial regulation caused a crisis in Israel. Tens of thousands of reservists, announcing that he would refuse to serve in the army if the arrangement was approved, warned Netanyahu that "the army would be disintegrated".

'I fear a civil war will break out in Israel'

As Israel prepares to pass the controversial judicial regulation, tens of thousands of Israelis took to the streets, describing it as "interfering with the independence of the judiciary". While protests against the judicial reform continued across the country, former Israeli Defense Minister Benny Gantz said about the demonstrations, "I fear a civil war will break out here (Israel)".

Israeli intelligence opposes judicial reform

Discussions on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's judicial reform are escalating tensions in the country. After 37 reservists, nearly 400 reservists in the special operations unit of Israel Military Intelligence also reacted to the reform. “We do not and will not have any dealings with a dictator,” the intelligence agents said, referring to Netanyahu.

Netanyahu's wife stuck in hairdresser

During the protest against the government's judicial reform in Tel Aviv, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's wife, Sara Netanyahu, was trapped in a hairdresser. While additional police were sent in front of the hairdresser gathered by the demonstrators, Sara Netanyahu was able to evacuate from the hairdresser within hours.

Israel lockdown may last for another year: Netanyahu

We will not repeat rapid exit we did in 1st wave, Netanyahu said

Wife of Israeli PM stands trial for fraud

Sara was indicted for fraud for allegedly using public funds to pay for expensive restaurant meals