Protest

Several dozen protesters gathered at the corner of Ben Gurion Boulevard and Allenby Street to protest against Israel's activities in Gaza, the West Bank, Lebanon, and Syria. The protesters held signs in three languages and chanted slogans, including calls for a free Palestine. Dozens of police vehicles arrived in the area and forces were deployed near the demonstration.

The students were left without an educational framework, and according to their parents, the reason is the opposition of the ultra-Orthodox parties to schools that teach a full core curriculum. "Political figures in the municipality, led by a representative from Shas, are inciting against the establishment of the state-religious school," they attacked. The municipality: "The institution was...

Protest activists placed offensive posters along the route Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana's children walk to school on their first day of class. Ohana condemned the act as cruel and unacceptable.

Dozens of Haredim arrived yesterday at the school grounds in the Kiryat HaYovel neighborhood, and the police decided to secure the students' arrival for the first day of the school year. The protesters claimed there was "immodesty" in the neighborhood, covered the windows with anti-conscription messages, and poured paint at the entrance.

Parents of students at the new School of the Arts in the Kfar Shalem neighborhood of Tel Aviv are threatening to strike in protest against the enrollment of children of foreign workers who do not live in the area. They claim the decision was made without transparency and without meeting entrance requirements. Parents' representative: "The neighborhood's children are being harmed by the decisions."

About 150 people participated in a protest in Patong, calling on the Thai government to limit the stay of Israeli tourists to just 15 days. This demand has gained traction in Thai media amid growing criticism regarding the behavior of some foreign tourists.

Dozens of protesters, including residents of the Gaza envelope, demonstrated at the Kerem Shalom crossing also against the entry of international forces into the Strip and the start of its rehabilitation before Hamas is disarmed: "There is no chance that Hamas will continue to rule Gaza." Gilad Erdan asked to speak - and was refused.

Dozens of Israelis from the Tzav 9 and Gaza Envelope Israel organizations blocked aid trucks from entering the Gaza Strip. Protesters are demanding the full destruction of Hamas and opposing aid deliveries that they claim strengthen the terrorist organization.

Activists demonstrated demanding an end to security threats and the prevention of Hamas's buildup. During his speech, Gilad Erdan was confronted by participants who accused him of using the event for political purposes.

This coming Friday, an unusual protest rally is planned at Patong Beach, centered on a call by local residents in Phuket for foreign tourists to respect the country's laws, with explicit focus on Israeli travelers. The gathering, currently receiving hostile promotion from pro-Palestinian elements, is awaiting final approval from local police.

120 family members of hostages and soldiers have spoken out against the IAC organization's decision to feature Ron Dermer as the keynote speaker at three events next month, claiming he was one of the most influential voices opposing several hostage deals: "The decision is dismissive and disrespectful to families who paid a direct price for these decisions."

A storm surrounds the event planned at the Western Wall on the anniversary of the October 7 massacre: Rabbi Avigdor Nebenzahl and Rabbi Shlomo Moshe Amar issued a sharp protest today (Monday) against holding a joint prayer for Jews and Christians in the Western Wall area, and call on the public not to take part in the event and to work for its cancellation.

Right-wing activist Mordechai David held a Selichot prayer with full gender segregation at Habima Square, refused the inspectors' demand to remove the partition, and caused 50 police officers to be called to the scene. Immediately afterward: he arrived to settle a score with Mayor Ron Huldai | All the details.

The protest that began several weeks ago in Safed has spread to Meron, and clashes surrounding the operation of public transportation on Shabbat have intensified. Activists arrived to facilitate the departure of the buses, facing off against a hundred Haredi protesters who tried to delay them. Police forces at the scene secured the flow of traffic and detained several protesters for questioning.

15 months after 18-year-old Do Ngoc Phuong Thuy was struck to death, state television confirmed that a former senior party official was driving the vehicle. The protest surrounding the "Tree of Justice" has become an unusual test for the regime against Gen Z.

Blood libel in the heart of the US capital: extremists turned the street opposite the Israeli embassy into a scene of incitement, including signs accusing Israel of murdering children and 'Israeli control over Washington'.

At a protest in the Netherlands, Stars of David with the letter B were distributed, comparing the situation to the persecution of Jews during the Holocaust. The organization's leader justified it: "A great injustice is being done to us." The Jewish organization CIDI: "Misuse of history, desecration of the Holocaust."

A disturbance occurred this evening (Sunday) outside the "Ulamay HaAhuza" hall in Hod HaSharon during the inauguration ceremony of Rabbi Erez Elharar as the city's chief rabbi, attended by Israel's Chief Rabbis and public figures. Protesters gathered outside, and police intervened to remove those attempting to disrupt the entrance.

Imanu Zalka (of blessed memory) was brutally murdered at a pizzeria in Petah Tikva. Ahead of the final legal hearing this month in Lod, his friends and family are issuing an urgent call for public support.

Business owners in Tiberias blocked Hagalil Street following payment demands of thousands of shekels for garbage collection. The municipality has frozen enforcement for now, but protesters demand a full cancellation.

Dozens of business owners in Tiberias held protests and blocked the main street to oppose new "excess waste" charges, which they argue are an unfair burden during the current economic crisis. The municipality has announced a temporary freeze on enforcement while individual claims are reviewed.

Mass youth protests in New Delhi have highlighted the severe labor market crisis in India. With youth unemployment at 16%, university graduates are struggling to find work that matches their educational qualifications.

Ahoo Daryaei, a young mother of two, stunned the world in 2024 when she undressed in protest against morality police at a Tehran university. An acquaintance has revealed the abuse she has endured: choking, forced hospitalization, threats against her family, and ongoing injections of psychiatric drugs. "It is the only way forward for her to avoid torture or execution."

Pro-Palestinian organizations have announced a demonstration this Thursday. Local parliament members have expressed concerns regarding the event's security and demanded answers from authorities.

Ahead of the second leg against Austria Vienna (21:30) and in the shadow of Antifa protests, large security forces will accompany the thousand fans who came from Israel and are expected to arrive in a convoy at the Generali Arena. István Pisont joined the shuttle and received an enthusiastic welcome.

The protest against the arrest of a yeshiva student deteriorated into shouting, curses, and the use of the yellow star. On the eve of the month of Elul, this conduct harmed not only the IDF and the state, but also the values that the protesters seek to represent.

Ultra-Orthodox protesters, demonstrating against the arrest of a draft dodger, blocked Highway 4 and caused massive traffic jams. They distributed yellow stars with the word 'Haredi' and compared military service to death in Nazi extermination camps, drawing sharp condemnation from the political establishment.

Dani Dotan, a multidisciplinary artist and leader of the legendary band "HaClick", marks the release of his new book "Don't Light a Candle for Me". In a candid interview, he reflects on the legacy of Israeli punk, the power of protest art, and the longing for his late bandmates.

Every Saturday night, protest organizations hold a demonstration in Tel Aviv demanding the establishment of a state commission of inquiry into the events of October 7 and for equality in the burden of service. Among the speakers: the parents of Itay Chen, Prof. Uzi Arad, and retired Major General David Tzur. The organizers: "Stand on guard."

About 50 protesters demonstrated outside the Be'er Sheva municipality ahead of the discussion on the status of Deputy Mayor Shimon Tobol, following the filing of an indictment against him for assaulting two gas station employees. The protesters are demanding his dismissal, while his supporters arrived at the scene and the verbal confrontation continued outside the city hall building.

Activists from the "Omdim Beyachad" organization broke into the Religious Zionism party headquarters in Shoham. The incident involved a protest using simulated blood, causing panic among the staff.

On Wednesday, left-wing activists broke into the Religious Zionism party headquarters in Shoham. Protesters from the "Standing Together" organization barricaded the entrance and displayed "blood on the hands" imagery. Party staff were instructed to remain inside the offices for their safety.

A 49-year-old Haifa resident has been placed under five days of house arrest and banned from Horev Square for 15 days following a protest against the Prime Minister. The protester held a sign labeling Benjamin Netanyahu a "Hamas financier," accompanied by images of a rifle and the Hamas flag. The Detainee Support System has criticized the police action, while authorities cited concerns regarding...

The Religious Zionism party reported that left-wing activists violently entered its headquarters. Protesters from the "Standing Together" organization barricaded the entrance while chanting slogans.

The Israeli legal community is in shock following the murder of an attorney in Rishon LeZion. The Israel Bar Association has announced protest measures, including a walkout from courtrooms on Wednesday at 10:00 AM to honor the victim's memory.

According to the protesters, Hershy Landau is expected to head the "Maalot Tzur" organization following the passing of its founder, Yaakov Farber (of blessed memory). The police deployed large forces and secured Landau's home, after it was agreed with the protest organizers that the demonstrators would not approach the site.

More than 1,100 public figures, jurists, and activists signed a letter calling for an end to the American military presence in the kingdom, arguing that it endangers Jordan's sovereignty and drags it into a regional conflict. Despite public pressure, the government is not expected to change its alliance with Washington.

The police dispersed a demonstration in Umm al-Fahm against the violence in the West Bank, and Hadash chairman Yousef Jabareen claimed that the dispersal was carried out for political motives • Jabareen accused Minister Itamar Ben Gvir of attempting to initiate a confrontation with the Arab public ahead of the elections.

Dozens of protesters blocked the Ayalon Highway in Tel Aviv, demanding the Shin Bet take over the investigation into the disappearance of Haymanut Kasau, who has been missing for 882 days from a Safed absorption center.

Organizers called on participants to bring US flags and raise a joint voice against antisemitism, terrorism, and violence on a racial or religious background. Among the targets is Mayor Zohran Mamdani, known for his extreme anti-Israel positions. The rally comes in response to an incident in which a Jewish and an Asian man were stabbed in the Upper West Side, after the attacker shouted "Allahu...

The Movement for Quality Government and several civil society organizations will hold a mass demonstration this evening at Habima Square in Tel Aviv. Protesters are calling for a state commission of inquiry into the October 7 massacre and demanding equality in the burden of military service.

Large-scale protests in India, led by the satirical "People's Cockroach Party," have achieved a major victory as Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigned. The movement was sparked by a massive exam leak scandal that affected two million students and led to several suicides.