Masses of protesters descended on Jerusalem Wednesday, with thousands gathering at the Knesset and outside Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Aza Street home, filling the roads around the residence.
Even for many of us disgusted by Columbia’s decades-long epidemic of educational malpractice, Donald Trump’s sledgehammer governance again goes too far – yet yields results.
Israel Police told The Jerusalem Post that while the initial protests had been permitted, participants attempted to start a march without approval, causing police to physically confront them.
"A black flag of illegitimacy flies over [this decision]," read a joint call to protest from the organizations.
Opposition leaders threaten to petition the High Court against Shin Beit chief’s dismissal.
The firing is seen by the organizations and by many Israelis as a direct continuation of the contentious judicial reform.
Purim Shpiel: The following is a satirical article from The Jerusalem Post's annual parodic Purim page, The Jerusalem Roast. Enjoy!
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