Thousands of Israeli protesters have hit the streets for the 10th consecutive week to express their anger at judicial reforms proposed by the far-right cabinet of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Protesters insist they will continue to rally as long as the cabinet does not announce a freeze on the legislation. The organizers have vowed to intensify the demonstrations in the coming days. The protests turned into violent in Tel Aviv and elsewhere on several occasions. Netanyahu returned to power as the regime's prime minister in late December, heading a coalition of far-right and extremist parties. The proposed reforms would limit the Supreme Court's ability to rule against the cabinet's decisions.