Residents Of Occupied Palestine Protest Against Netanyahu For 15th Week In A Row
ISWNews Analysis Group – Hundreds of thousands of Israelis have held gatherings in protest of the so-called judicial reforms proposed by the Israeli regime’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in occupied territories of Palestine for the fifteenth week in a row.
More than 14,000 Israelis held protest rallies in Tel Aviv and some other cities of the occupied lands, including Haifa and Jerusalem al-Quds, to show their opposition to the so-called judicial reforms of Premier Netanyahu on April 15.
The protestors chanted slogans against Netanyahu and his cabinet’s bill for judicial reforms, and called for his resignation. Amid the protest rallies, at least seven Zionists were arrested by Israeli police forces.
Although, Netanyahu informed of cessation of his controversial bill on the judicial system on March 27, the protest rallies keep on in every Saturday of every week in different cities of the occupied Palestine territories. The gatherings, which were formed to show the Israelis’ opposition to the reform bill of the Netanyahu’s cabinet, has entered the fifteenth week in a row now.
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