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Likud Party dismisses Histadrut labor federation's proposal, further complicating negotiations.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday vowed to press ahead with his contentious judicial overhaul, despite unprecedented mass protests at home, growing defections by military reservists and appeals from the U.S. president to put the plan on hold.

Tens of thousands rally in Tel Aviv and other cities with organisers promising more ‘days of disruption’ ahead.

Tens of thousands of protesters have spilled into the streets of Tel Aviv, marking the 28th straight week of demonstrations against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s plan to overhaul the country’s judiciary

Israeli protests escalate as government advances judicial reform legislation.

The Israeli government is awaiting a response from the attorney general to its inquiry on the state’s enforcement policy 

WASHINGTON — Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel’s longest-serving prime minister, is a legendary master of political survival. For once, he may have overplayed his hand.

"I wonder where all their protests were over West Bank Palestinians living under an Israeli dictatorship"

The strike by the Histadrut umbrella group, which represents nearly 800,000 workers in health, transit and banking, among many other fields, could paralyse large parts of Israel's economy

Benjamin Netanyahu’s plans to overhaul judicial system have attracted weeks of demonstrations

Reports indicate PM Netanyahu will halt his plans, after weeks of protest and the sacking of his defence minister.