Tel aviv protest

Hundreds gather at anti-government protest demanding Oct. 7 state commission of inquiry

Bereaved family members, public figures, and protest activists spoke at the rally, sharply criticizing the government and the political leadership.

Shir Mathias speaking at a protest in Tel Aviv, August 1, 2026.
Gil Dickmann attends a State Control Committee meeting at the Knesset, the Israeli Parliament in Jerusalem, on January 19, 2026.

'Would you say Yoni came back from Entebbe?': Slain hostage's cousin slams Netanyahu at protest

 Haim Sirotkin, driver who is suspected of running over protesters last night during a demonstration calling for the release of Israeli hostages held in the Gaza Strip and against the current Israeli government, arrives for a court hearing at the Magistrate's Court in Tel Aviv on April 7, 2024.

Former soccer player Haim Sirotkin sentenced to one year in prison for running over protesters

 (Illustrative) Israel police block a road, as rockets are launched from the Gaza Strip, near Ashkelon, southern Israel October 7, 2023.

Police officer convicted over stun grenades used against anti-government protesters


Letters to the editor July 24, 2023: Not a numbers game

Readers of The Jerusalem Post have their say.

Israeli protesters are seen on Tel Aviv's Kaplan Interchange on July 1, 2023

Are protests just about judicial reform or political agendas? -analysis

The fact that all of the opposition is against the reform and all of the coalition in support of the reform indicates that there is at least some realpolitik at play.

 Anti-overhaul activists attend a special prayer at the Western Wall in Jerusalem's Old City, on July 23, 2023.

Israel's reasonableness standard law takes effect amid protests

Israel begins to see economic ramifications of judicial reform • High Court hearing on new bill set for after summer recess

 Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sits between Justice Minister Yariv Levin and Defense Minister Yoav Gallant at the Knesset plenum in Jerusalem July 24, 2023

Tel Aviv-Jaffa unveils 'Democracy Square' in tribute to protests upholding democratic values

The new name serves as a tribute to the countless of demonstrators who have gathered at this location for 28 consecutive weeks.

 Protests against the judicial reform at Kaplan Street in Tel Aviv, May 27, 2023.

'Day of Resistance:' Police and protesters clash at Ben-Gurion Airport

Many protesters carried Israeli flags, turning the station into a sea of blue and white.

 Demonstrators holding up signs and protesting at Ben Gurion Airport

Israel Police arrest 7 protesters at Ben-Gurion Airport's Terminal 3

Due to operational challenges, the protest was relocated from its original place in Terminal 1 to Terminal 3, following a direct ruling from Attorney-General allowing the change.

 Protests against Israel's judicial overhaul, at Ben Gurion International Airport in Lod

Driver rams protesters on Ayalon highway as protests spread across country

Protests broke out across the country after Tel Aviv district commander Ami Eshed announced he was resigning from the police.

 Anti-judicial reform protesters block the Ayalon highway. July 5, 2023

My Word: The fires of perpetual protests

In 1999, Barak beat Netanyahu to become prime minister for a little more than one messy year, and he has never forgiven Bibi for coming back to power, again and again.

 FORMER PRIME minister Ehud Barak participates in a protest against the government’s planned judicial reform in February.

Israeli protestors kick off 24th weekly judicial reform demonstrations

Demonstrations in over 150 locations are expected, while the central demonstration, as usual, will be held on Kaplan Street in Tel Aviv.

 Anti-goverment protest in Tel Aviv, June 17, 2023.

Over 200,000 protest judicial reform across Israel for 21st weekend

Demonstrations took place in 150 towns, squares and junctions throughout the country, with the central demonstration on Kaplan Street, Tel Aviv.

 Protests against the judicial reform at Kaplan Street in Tel Aviv, May 27, 2023.