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.

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.

Israel censored the Dome of the Rock

A scandalous censorship was applied by the Israeli government to the Dome of the Rock, the most important and symbolic structure of the Muslim holy city of Jerusalem, after the Masjid al-Aqsa. The Dome of the Rock was photoshopped from the Western Wall photo and hung at the Israeli Ministry of the Interior and the Office of the District Appeals Committee in Jerusalem.

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.

Palestinian family's home set on fire

Israeli settlers set fire to the home of a Palestinian family in the town of Sinjil in Ramallah, in the center of the occupied West Bank.

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 Embassy decision from Jordan

The Jordanian House of Representatives has requested the government to expel the Israeli ambassador in Amman.

'Palestine' reaction from the USA to Israel

The United States summoned Israel's Ambassador to Washington to the State Department after it approved Israel's decision to reopen four illegal Jewish settlements in the West Bank. On the other hand, Deputy Spokesperson of the US Department of State Patel stated that the Israeli minister's words "ignoring the Palestinian people" and his use of the "Israel map" that includes Jordan are "offensive, worrying and dangerous".

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".

Friday prayer ban for Palestinians in Israel

Again, a scandalous ban came from the occupying Israel for thousands of Muslims living in the occupied West Bank, which is against human rights. Israel has banned Palestinian men between the ages of 12 and 55 from entering Al-Aqsa Mosque for Friday prayers during the month of Ramadan.

'There is no such thing as the Palestinian people'

Bezalel Smotrich, Israel's far-right Finance Minister, who is known for his racist actions and discourses against the Palestinians, added a new one to his reactionary words. "There is no such thing as Palestinians because there is no such thing as Palestinian people. Who are the Palestinians? I am Palestinian," Smotrich said during his visit to Paris.

Jewish settlers attack church in East Jerusalem

In occupied East Jerusalem, Jewish settlers attacked the church with bags in their hands. A settler who attacked the church in the Mount of Olives region was detained.

The Handmaid's Tale revived in Israeli protests

In Israeli protests, women played the novel and TV series "The Handmaid's Tale" on the streets. They walked around in white caps and red robes like in the series, noting that the law would hit women the hardest.

'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 army kills 3 armed Palestinians

The Israeli army reported that 3 armed Palestinians were killed when they opened fire on Israeli soldiers during the escalating violence in Nablus. The number of Palestinians martyred since the beginning of the year has reached 81.

'Anti-Netanyahu' protesters are on streets

In the tenth week of the demonstrations, tens of thousands of people opposed to Netanyahu's bill and right-wing policies that restrict the powers of the judiciary took to the squares across the country and continued to protest.

'Jenin Declaration' from Palestinian groups

Insurgent groups in Palestine announced to the public the "Jenin National Declaration", which will be a roadmap in the fight against the Israeli government. Noting that the representatives of the Palestinian groups who attended the conference agreed on the declaration, conference coordinator Fayyad said that Hamas and Islamic Jihad did not attend the conference, but a copy of the declaration would be sent to these movements as well.

3 Palestinian youth martyred in Israel's raid on Jenin

Three Palestinian youths lost their lives in the vehicle targeted by snipers in an Israeli raid on the Jaba town of Jenin. Continuing the bloody raids, Israeli forces have martyred 77 Palestinians, including women and children, since the beginning of the year.

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.