Analysis Netanyahu’s Tirade Against Protests Reprises German 'Stab in the Back' Myth
The demonstrators outside his Jerusalem home will soon be known as 'Balfour Criminals' – as in 'November Criminals'
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Analysis Israel's Economy Is Mortgaged as Collateral for the Prime Minister’s Legal Woes
Netanyahu has an incentive to lock the country to prevent protests against him from growing, and somehow Kahol Lavan’s leaders follow, tanking the economy
‘Netanyahu Jumped at Any Mention of Protests’: How Demos Were Neutered in Lockdown Talks
Gantz’s party gave in, professionals were sidelined; participants say the topic of protests – not public health – were at center of cabinet talks
‘Netanyahu Is in Deep Trouble’: Haaretz Answers Your Questions on Israel’s Second COVID-19 Lockdown
Amos Harel and Judy Maltz briefed Haaretz readers on the new lockdown, the growing divide between secular and Haredi Israelis, and some potential good news about a vaccine
Analysis Netanyahu Pits Protests Against Prayers. Compromise Won’t Come From Him
The tension between democracy and religion is imprinted in Israel's DNA – and the prime minister has chosen to mine political capital from it
Likud Minister Request for Outside Legal Opinion on Curbing Protests Shot Down
Amir Ohana wanted to present a legal opinion from right-wing think tank Kohelet Policy Forum, but Kahol Lavan objected ■ Attorney general: Request is ‘provocative and unnecessary’
Netanyahu Calls to Curb Protests Against Him Under Coronavirus Restrictions
As coronavirus cabinet mulls intensifying lockdown restrictions, protests and prayer services become a central point of contention
Israeli Suspected of Trying to Run Over Protesters Claims He Was on His Way to Netanyahu
22-year-old says he did not intend to hit protesters but rather to 'explain the coronavirus' to prime minister ■ Witness says car 'flew at' demonstrators
Two Netanyahu Aides Violate post-D.C. Trip Quarantine
Reuven Azar spotted at supermarket on Friday despite requirement to quarantine until Monday ■ Another adviser under quarantine order was seen filming protesters
Netanyahu Adviser, Under Quarantine Order, Left Home to Film Protesters
Likud party says digital media adviser Topaz Luk only arrived at anti-government protest to take a coronavirus test, while protesters say Luk 'staged anti-coronavirus protest'
Jerusalem Police Arrest Driver Suspected of Trying to Run Over anti-Netanyahu Protesters
Driver was speeding near main protest site and 'putting protesters and police officers in danger,' police said, as anti-government demonstrations draw thousands across Israel despite coronavirus lockdown
Key Ministries, Police Draw Up Protest Restriction Plan for Coronavirus Lockdown
With the final details to be thrashed out and demonstrations set to continue, the police insist they will protect the freedom to protest
Israeli Expats Protest Against Netanyahu Outside White House Ahead of UAE-Bahrain Deal Signing
Hours before Netanyahu signs Abraham Accords, members of the UnXeptable group want to convey that protests against corruption will follow him wherever he goes
Israeli Police Seek to Use Press Photos Against anti-Netanyahu Protesters
Court to hear whether confiscated pics near the prime minister's residence are fair game
Black Flag Activists to Stop Attending anti-Netanyahu Protests in Jerusalem During Lockdown
Other groups behind protests in front of the prime minister's official residence say will continue demonstrating ■ Justice minister says will not allow lockdown to harm right to protest
Israeli Police Prepare to Enforce Coronavirus Lockdown Amid Calls for Defiance
Although lockdown orders are not clear yet, anti-Netanyahu protest leaders say they won't stop demonstrating ■ Police estimate individuals will comply
As Netanyahu Departs for Washington, Israeli Expats Plan Anti-corruption Protest
Anti-government protests follow Netanyahu in D.C. visit to sign UAE, Bahrain deals
Coronavirus Restrictions May Quash anti-Netanyahu Demonstrations
Head of health services says protesters would be limited to within 500 meters of their homes with ‘no exception for protests,' while public security minister vows 'heavy-handed' lockdown enforcement
Anti-Netanyahu Protesters Warn of 'Anti-democratic' Coronavirus Lockdown Ahead of Vote
Dismayed by the government's COVID-19 crisis management, demonstrators in Jerusalem and across Israel call on 'prime minister who isn’t doing his job' to resign
Activist Questioned After 'Rapist' Sign Hung on Bridge Named for Disgraced Israeli Minister
Police say activist is suspected of violating the right to privacy, while allegations of sexual assault by numerous women against Rehavam Ze'evi – assassinated in 2001 – have been made public in 2016
Artist Arrested, Strip-searched for Costume That 'Harassed Sara Netanyahu' Files Complaint
Zeev Engelmayer was wearing a body suit shaped like a woman's naked body which he often wears to portray a character at demonstrations, but police claimed costume constituted sexual harassment of public
Analysis Folding at 11th Hour, Netanyahu Proves Again Fighting Coronavirus Isn't His Top Priority
Seeking the support of the Haredi parties as his corruption trial is set to reopen in December, PM sacrificed the man he appointed to manage the health crisis, crushing what was left of the public’s trust
Official Tells Knesset: No Case of COVID Can Be Traced to Demonstration
Health Ministry official’s comment to Knesset committee contradicts claim of coalition whip who blamed protests for upsurge in infections
Jerusalem Police Clash With anti-Netanyahu Demonstrators as Protest Enters 11th Week
Protesters march through Jerusalem on their way to the prime minister's official residence ■ Prominent artist and activist blocked from entering protest site
Thirteen anti-Netanyahu Activists Arrested for Trying to Remove Police Barriers Ahead of Weekly Protests
The activists claim crowd control barriers prevent them from following social distancing restrictions, while police say they are suspected of attempted theft