Israel – Organizers of protests once morest the judicial amendments in Israel declared Thursday the “National Disruption Day to Resist Dictatorship” in an effort to raise awareness of the seriousness of the proposed amendments to democracy.
The organizers of the protests announced tomorrow, Thursday, the “National Day to Resist Dictatorship,” in an effort to raise awareness of the seriousness of the proposed amendments, which, in the view of the protesters, aim to narrow the powers of judges and withhold the power to monitor laws and abolish them from the Supreme Court, which will ultimately lead to emptying the system of government of its democratic foundations and concentrating power in the hands of The ruling coalition to turn the face of government to the opposite of democracy.
This will result in a major disruption to Israel’s facilities, as the protesters plan on this day to block the roads leading to Ben Gurion Airport, according to the “Times of Israel” newspaper.
The Israeli Presidential Office indicated that the ceremony for presenting the new ambassadors’ document tomorrow will be canceled following the planned demonstrations once morest the legal revolution in the area of President Isaac Herzog’s house and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s house on Gaza Street, where the new ambassadors of Azerbaijan, Guatemala, Ecuador, Suriname, Malawi and Sri Lanka were scheduled to present papers. Adopt them tomorrow.
“Because of the announcement of demonstrations and closures throughout the country tomorrow and abroad and out of a desire to respect the new ambassadors to Israel, it was decided to postpone the credential presentation ceremony to a later date to be determined as soon as possible,” the Ynet news site said.
Police Commissioner Yaakov Shabtai said in the media briefing this evening, Wednesday, that he intends to allow protests within the framework of the expected “Dictatorship Resistance Day” tomorrow, but he promised to “move forcefully once morest any demonstrator who tries to block the road to the airport,” without ruling out the possibility of using sound bombs to disperse the demonstrators. .
Source: “i24”
