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Netanyahu accused the opposition for anarchy: Democracy in Israel is not in danger

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Netanyahu accused the opposition for anarchy: Democracy in Israel is not in danger
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accused the opposition to cause anarchy supporting protests against the Government who brought the head of the domestic Secret Service Shin Bet and the sequel to the Gaza belt.

“Can you may, at least once, respect the will of the people?” He told Netanyah “colleagues in the opposition” at the barrage parliament in Jerusalem.

“Maybe you will stop encouraging rebellion, hatred and anarchy on the streets?” He said, emphasizing that “once for everyone democracy in Israel is not in danger.”

Thousands of Israeli participate in anti-floor protests, criticizing the Prime Minister to undermine democracy and the fact that he renovated the attacks on Gaza belt after two months of breaking fire, not thinking of hostages.

Protest, who broke out last week, organized a broad coalition of groups that oppose Netanyahu to predbude what was fired by Shin Beta, Ronen Bar.

The Supreme Court suspended on Friday that decision after several complaints, primarily Israeli opposition.

The government has also launched the procedure for revoking the Gali Baharav-Miare State Prosecutor, who challenged the legality of some Netanyahu policies.

After the set in Tel Aviv, the protesters are planned in Wednesday evening to gather in front of the parliament in Jerusalem.

The Israel continued the intensive air attacks on Gaza’s belt last week, followed by land operations, interrupting the ceasefire agreed with Hamas in January.

Hamas holds another 58 hostages in the Gaza belt, 34 of whom is dead, according to the Israeli army. He kidnapped them in total 251 in the attack on Israel 7. October 2023. After which the war began.

(Vijesti.ba / Hina)


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