Despite the announcement of the postponement of the implementation of the judicial reform plan by Benjamin Netanyahu, last night the streets of Tel Aviv again witnessed demonstrations against this plan.
Publish dateThursday 30 March 2023 - 14:09
Story Code : 267663
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): Despite the delay in the implementation of the controversial plan to reform the judicial system, Tel Aviv was once again the scene of protests against this plan on Wednesday night.
The Zionist regime is drowning in internal disputes following the controversial actions of Prime Minister Netanyahu's cabinet and the presentation of the controversial judicial reform plan.
These differences reached their peak following the removal of Yoav Galant from the position of the Minister of War of the Zionist regime by Netanyahu, and the general strike has also covered the occupied territories.
According to Iran Press, Zionist media reported that hundreds of Zionists demonstrated against "judicial reforms" in front of Netanyahu's government building in Tel Aviv on Wednesday night.
The continuation of the crisis in the occupied territories is that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Minister of Internal Security of the Zionist regime Itamar Ben Gower agreed on Monday after holding a meeting that the changes known as judicial reforms will be postponed and this plan will be implemented in the summer. To be approved in the Knesset.
Many opposition leaders expressed doubts about Netanyahu's decision to stop his controversial plan.
He added: Netanyahu's words proved that he is not serious about conducting real negotiations and is waiting for the right time to implement his plan.
Yair Lapid, the former prime minister and the current leader of the opposition in the Zionist regime's cabinet, also said in response to the suspension of judicial reforms: "If Netanyahu wants to deceive us, in the future, he will find himself in front of hundreds of thousands of demonstrators."
The Zionist regime is drowning in internal disputes following the controversial actions of Prime Minister Netanyahu's cabinet and the presentation of the controversial judicial reform plan.
These differences reached their peak following the removal of Yoav Galant from the position of the Minister of War of the Zionist regime by Netanyahu, and the general strike has also covered the occupied territories.
According to Iran Press, Zionist media reported that hundreds of Zionists demonstrated against "judicial reforms" in front of Netanyahu's government building in Tel Aviv on Wednesday night.
The continuation of the crisis in the occupied territories is that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Minister of Internal Security of the Zionist regime Itamar Ben Gower agreed on Monday after holding a meeting that the changes known as judicial reforms will be postponed and this plan will be implemented in the summer. To be approved in the Knesset.
Many opposition leaders expressed doubts about Netanyahu's decision to stop his controversial plan.
He added: Netanyahu's words proved that he is not serious about conducting real negotiations and is waiting for the right time to implement his plan.
Yair Lapid, the former prime minister and the current leader of the opposition in the Zionist regime's cabinet, also said in response to the suspension of judicial reforms: "If Netanyahu wants to deceive us, in the future, he will find himself in front of hundreds of thousands of demonstrators."
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