Iran, discontent with their current regime of torture, is attempting to expand their influence in Israel.
Governments around the world marked the day with legislative changes or pledges intended to promote women's rights.
Iran rejected what it views as foreign meddling and "hasty reactions" and said on Friday it was investigating the causes of the incidents.
The marches that began on Thursday evening and went on into the night marked 40 days since the execution of two protesters last month.
Hackers interrupted a national broadcast, calling for death to the dictator.
This is not a trivial step in a country where an apprehensive atmosphere prevails between Arabs and Jews. It symbolizes Israel's broad support for Iranian women.
Already, Liraz Charhi says, public shows have been canceled by the new Israeli government, reluctant to have a woman’s voice heard by men.
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