Protests against the current government's plans to implement the judicial reforms continued throughout the country for the 23rd week in a row on Saturday evening. Demonstrations were held in Dizengoff Square and Kaplan Street in Tel Aviv, as well as in Haifa.

Anti-overhaul rallies held as Knesset set to vote on picks for Judicial Selection Committee; protest leader: 'Legislation is still on table, with a loaded gun'

Thousands took to the streets of cities and towns across Israel on Saturday for the 23rd straight week, protesting controversial judicial reform plans as well as deadly violence hitting Arab communities.

Thousands of Arab Israelis protested Friday in the country's north following the funerals of five killed in one of the worst crime waves to hit the minority in recent years.Since the start of the year,

At the OECD ministerial meeting in Paris, Israel’s Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich dismissed warnings in the organization's economic report that the judicial overhaul will hurt Israel’s economy.

Israelis continued protests Saturday for the 23rd week against plans by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s far-right government to overhaul the judiciary in the country. The mass demonstrations started in January shortly after the government,