Published: 21 July 2020
Last updated: 4 March 2024
‘We’ll be here as long as it takes:’ anti-Netanyahu protests grow across 200 junctions in fourth week (Haaretz)
Demonstrations have stretched on for weeks but have only gained momentum as people of all ages, first-time protesters and veterans, call for solidarity and the premier's resignation
Netanyahu's tweet is not just a tweet, it’s desperation (Jerusalem Post)
YAAKOV KATZ: Sadly, what Israel’s prime minister is trying to do is drive a wedge between the protesters – angry with his policies, alleged corruption and divisive politics – and the rest of Israel
In Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, thousands rail against Netanyahu, COVID-19 policies (Times of Israel)
Protesters block roads during hours of rallies in 2 cities; some clash with police in capital; 13 Tel Aviv demonstrators arrested after officer pepper-sprayed, torch thrown at cops
Mass protests are warnings for Israel's government (Ynet)
The people have grown tired of the empty promises and politicking; on Saturday thousands marched to protest the government's handling of the economic crisis triggered by coronavirus, starting a wave that might end up engulfing the country
Photo: Mounted police officers charge through a crowd of protesters during clashes following a demonstration outside the Prime Minister’s residence, July 14 (Oren Ziv)
