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)".

'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.

Israelis protest new judicial reforms

Israel announced its plans last month. After the announcement, tens of thousands of Israelis protested the decisions. Controversial judicial reform plans that have divided the country are being protested in front of parliament.