Israel protest
80 km. on foot: Sharren Haskel’s three-day march in protest of haredi draft bill - interview
“I couldn’t just sit there and continue to argue and see they’re not changing their minds,” Haskel told the Post about the marathon discussions on the bill taking place in the Knesset.
Road closures, canceled trains: Mass ultra-Orthodox protests shut down Jerusalem's public transport
Between protest and violence: Antifa reflects blurring of lines between good and evil - opinion
Trump sends Hamas 'last warning', says will see deal reached soon, Herzog calls for Oct. 7 inquiry
Scenes from the streets: Protests engulf Israel for second day in a row
As the government prepares to vote on the first piece of judicial reform legislation, take a look at some of the highlights of Monday's events as they develop:
Monday is a critical day for Israel as Knesset votes on judicial reform - opinion
They must realize that the price Israel will pay for this "victory" will be to escalate the social andpolitical schism in the country, and possibly lead to civil violence.
Letters to the editor July 24, 2023: Not a numbers game
Readers of The Jerusalem Post have their say.
Are protests just about judicial reform or political agendas? -analysis
The fact that all of the opposition is against the reform and all of the coalition in support of the reform indicates that there is at least some realpolitik at play.
'Judicial rift parallels Tisha B'Av,' former US Amb. Friedman warns
Tisha B'Av is a day of fasting that marks the date of several tragic events in Jewish history, including the destruction of both Temples in Jerusalem.
Scenes from the street: Protests heat up as gov't prepares for judicial reform vote
Take a look at some of the best snapshots from across Israel as the government prepares to pass the first piece of judicial reform legislation.
Here is what can happen if we don't protest - opinion
Study what happened in Hungary under Orban, and keep in mind how closely Orban’s playbook is being followed by the Netanyahu government.
Internal not external: The threat to Israel's resilience
NATIONAL AFFAIRS: This time, however, the threat to the country’s resilience is not external but internal. We are threatening our own resilience.
Protest leaders: March from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem is ‘historic’
Despite a lack of planning for this protest, everything came together in time.
Editor's Notes: What Israel needs right now
The problem with brinkmanship is that you risk reaching the brink. We’re not there, and hopefully will never be, but this cannot continue.
