On video: Dozens of Israelis traveling in Lapland protested against the legal revolution (Photo: Ravit Naor)
A group of several dozen Israelis traveling in Lapland demonstrated against the legal revolution.
In the video released today (Wednesday), the travelers can be seen lying on the ice at a temperature of minus 10 degrees and shouting "democracy".
The organizers of the protest in Israel announced that next Monday there will be another shutdown of the economy.
This, following the announcement by the Minister of Justice Yariv Levin and the Chairman of the Constitution Committee Simcha Rothman about the continued advancement of the legal reform.
The strike will begin throughout the country in the morning hours, when at 14:00 there will be a demonstration in front of the Knesset, which will continue throughout the plenary votes on the coup laws. This, in addition For the planned demonstration in front of the Prime Minister's residence on Thursday and the demonstrations throughout the country on Saturday night - which will take place as planned.
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The announcement of the organizers follows the announcement of the Minister of Justice Yariv Levin and the Chairman of the Constitution Committee Simcha Rothman, who clarified that "the legal reform legislation continues without a break.
The laws that were brought down today do not belong to the legal reform legislation that is being conducted in the Constitutional Committee." In doing so, they referred to the opposition's assessment - according to which the proposals for the enhancement clause and the "Deri Law 2" were continued in view of the attempts to talk with it about the legal reform. A press conference is expected to be held tomorrow at noon, in which details will be
given on the planned steps.
"With the gallop towards the dictatorship, we are forced to expand civil resistance to the regime coup," said the organizers of the protest. "It is in the hands of every citizen to fight for the State of Israel now.
We are at the most critical moment in the country.
We will not fold in the face of spins, but will expand the struggle."
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