Page 28 - Latest Updates on Benjamin Netanyahu
Thousands take to street in Israel against Netanyahu's judicial overhaul
Over 100,000 were in attendance, at the main Tel Aviv protest, Times of Israel reported citing Channel 13 news, which cited data from the CrowdSolutions firm
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Won't pursue entire judicial revamp, says Israel's PM Benjamin Netanyahu
In the interview, Netanyahu sought to project an image of a leader who remains above the political fray as he faces off against the largest anti-government protest movement
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Israel: After terror attack, toned-down protests begin against overhaul
Some 105,000 people were estimated to have attended the main rally at Tel Aviv's Kaplan Street, which began following a march from Kikar Dizengoff at 7 pm
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Israel takes major step in Netanyahu's plan to overhaul judicial system
The vote, passed unanimously by Netanyahu's ruling coalition after the opposition stormed out of the hall, deepened the fissures that have tested the delicate social ties that bind the country
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Israeli parliament okays controversial judicial overhaul law amid protests
Multiple last-minute attempts within the Knesset to amend the bill or to come to a broader procedural compromise with the opposition failed
Israel PM Netanyahu reportedly at hospital, undergoing pacemaker implant
Earlier, on his Twitter account, Netanyahu posted a video where he said that he was feeling 'excellent' and that he is adhering to his doctors' advice
Ex-security chiefs beg Netanyahu to halt legal overhaul as protesters march
In scorching heat that reached 33 degrees Celsius (91 degrees Fahrenheit), the procession into Jerusalem turned the city's main entrance into a sea of blue and white Israeli flags
Why fierce protests have been rocking Israel for seven straight months
With a key portion of the overhaul nearing a final vote early next week, protesters are vowing further days of disruption" and calling for strikes and general unrest
Thousands march from Tel Aviv to protest govt's judicial overhaul plan
Hundreds of protesters became thousands as Israelis joined the 70-kilometer (roughly 45-mile) march throughout the day in a demonstration against one of Israel's most far-right governments in history
Protesters block highways as Netanyahu moves ahead with judicial overhaul
Netanyahu and his allies say the overhaul is needed to rein in the powers of an unelected judiciary particularly the Supreme Court which they believe is overly interventionist in govt decisions
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Biden still concerned about judicial overhaul as he invites Netanyahu
The Biden administration declined to say whether Biden would host Netanyahu at the White House as the Israeli leader has hoped or in New York on the margins of the UN General Assembly
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Netanyahu discharged from hospital after overnight stay after a dizzy spell
The medical centre said Netanyahu was in excellent condition after a series of tests, including cardiovascular ones
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Protests swell in Tel Aviv against govt's decision of judicial overhaul
Protest leaders promised further days of disruption lie ahead
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Israelis block highways in protest at govt's plan to overhaul judiciary
Anti-overhaul activists demonstrated nationwide throughout the day, including a mass protest Tuesday afternoon at Ben-Gurion International Airport
Protests grow as Israel's govt advances with its judicial overhaul
Israel's anti-government protest movement gained new momentum on Saturday night as tens of thousands of people spilled into the streets of cities across the country
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Palestinian attacker rams car into crowded Tel Aviv bus stop, 8 wounded
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu indicated the operation in the Jenin refugee camp, one of the most intense in the territory in nearly two decades, was winding down
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Israel ok's plans for 5,000 settlement homes, defying White House calls
The decision defied growing US criticism of Israel's settlement policies. It also raised tensions with the Palestinians at a time of rising violence in the occupied territory
Netanyahu briefly freezes Golan wind turbine project that set off clashes
Netanyahu said late Saturday he agreed to a pause on the project during this week's Muslim Eid al-Adha holiday, which is meant to allow time for talks to defuse the crisis
Israeli PM Netanyahu says he's opposed to any interim US-Iran nuclear deal
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Sunday that he opposes any interim agreement reportedly being negotiated between the US and Iran over its nuclear programme
Crime within Palestinian minority reaches new heights under Netanyahu govt
A relentless wave of violent crime within Israel's Palestinian minority is turning cities and towns into bloody battlefields, exasperating a community feeling increasingly forsaken