Thousands of protesters hold fresh anti-Netanyahu rallies in Tel Aviv
Tens of thousands of protesters have held a massive rally again in Tel Aviv in the Occupied Territories against Benjamin Netanyahu's planned judicial reforms, which they say aim to weaken the regime's Supreme Court in favor of the Israeli prime minister and his extremist cabinet.
According to Press TV, the protest was held on Saturday, marking another chapter in the weekly demonstrations that have been taking place in the city and elsewhere throughout the Occupied Territories, since Netanyahu announced his far-right cabinet last month.
The participants banged on drums, shouted anti-regime slogans through megaphones, and impersonated Netanyahu in prison uniforms and handcuffs.
A man was seen holding up a banner that read, "Slipping into darkness."
"We came to demonstrate against an illegitimate" cabinet, said an NGO worker who vowed that the protests "will not stop."
"I believe that what the current prime minister is doing is wrong...I think we are in a very dangerous situation...," said another.
Netanyahu cobbled together his cabinet late last month, allying himself with the most far-right parties across Knesset (the Israeli parliament).
In order to secure the loyalty and partnership of the extremist politicians, he has pledged to further their desired agendas, including by "overhauling" the regime's judicial apparatus by taking away the Supreme Court's ability to nullify the decisions that are made by the either the cabinet or Knesset.
Netanyahu is also charged with trying to affect the changes as means of fighting off a set of corruption charges he was slapped with during the twilight of his previous mandate as premier in 2019.
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