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Israel's social protest reawakens, and immediately splits

Veteran activists: Political messages at Saturday's rallies could turn people off.

By Ilan Lior | 00:30 14.05.12 |

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Social protest showed signs of coming back to life Saturday night as thousands turned out in Tel Aviv's Rabin Square to rally under the slogan "Returning the state to its citizens."

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