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The protest against the legal revolution will continue tonight (Saturday), and is planned to spread over 120 locations throughout the country.
This is the 11th consecutive Saturday in which demonstrations are held against the government's moves to weaken the justice system, and as in recent weeks, tens of thousands of people are expected to demonstrate.
Starting at 17:00, central streets in Tel Aviv are expected to be blocked.
The streets that will be blocked in Tel Aviv
Kaplan Street from Ibn Gvirol Street to Menachem Begin Street in both directions
Kaplan intersection, Menachem Begin road to the north and south
The Gesher HaShalom ramps will be closed to the north and south - it will not be possible to go down to the Ayalon road
Yigal Alon - Peace to the West
Yigal Alon - Made in Israel
Peace - made in the country
The peace - the migration of the youth to the East.
Yigal Alon - peace to the south.
Yigal Alon-Yitzhak Sde to the north.
Yitzhak Sdeh-Hamesgar to the north.
Ben Avigdor - Preventing going to prison.
The streets on Yigal Alon: Aminadav, Kramanitzky, Toval, Vicky Sheeran and the exit from the gas station
A demonstration against the legal revolution in Tel Aviv.
Thursday (Photo: Reuven Castro)
Among the protest events, there are also expected to be demonstrations by the "Alternative Builders" organization, known as the "Slaves' March", with the main event starting at 6:00 p.m. at the Bima Plaza in Tel Aviv.
The leaders of the organization stated that the demonstration will be held in honor of the murder of Daria Leitel, who was allegedly murdered by her partner yesterday.
The participants are expected to gather at 20 locations across the country, and light soul candles in Lytle's memory.
For the first time, women will also march as part of the protest in the cities of Arad, Holon, Beit Shemesh, Yehud and Kabri.
Representing with over a hundred participants expected in Haifa, Netanya and Kfar Saba.
The Handmaids' March (Photo: Courtesy of those photographed, Tal Elkabats)
At 6:00 p.m., the march of the organizations that will leave Dizengoff Square this week will begin, with a special performance by veterans of the IDF's special units to be held alongside the march. Among the speakers at the demonstration on Kaplan Street will be: former Governor of the Bank of Israel, Jacob Frankel, and Guy Rolnik, the founding editor of TheMarker. The demonstration It will open with Eliana Hayot, a 13-year-old student from Amouka whose performance was canceled due to the presence of an ultra-Orthodox in the audience, who will sing the tikva.
One of the leaders of the resistance to the dictatorship stated: "Next week the Israeli government intends to pass the laws of dictatorship and religious coercion.
Against them, hundreds of thousands across the country will stand like an iron wall and support the High Court and the heads of the systems to stop the regime coup. Every citizen must come out and take a stand in the fateful moments of the State of Israel. Together, hundreds of thousands, we will save Israeli democracy."
A demonstration against the legal revolution on Ayalon Road.
Yesterday (photo: Niv Aharonson)
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Meanwhile, the government continues to promote the reform to weaken the judicial system.
This week, the Knesset plenum approved in first reading the passage of the enhancement.
According to the bill, the Knesset will be able to re-enact laws invalidated by the High Court with a majority of 61 members of the Knesset. The
proposal constitutes another pillar in the legal revolution promoted by the government. Justice Minister Yariv Levin and Constitutional Committee Chair Simcha Rothman have so far advanced the main part of the legal reform And that is changing the composition of the committee for selecting judges and canceling the possibility of the High Court of Justice to review or invalidate fundamental laws.
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