Hundreds of thousands demonstrate in Zionists against Netanyahu's "legal reform" and confrontations with the police

Al-Anbat - Majdoleen Sarrar.

Demonstrated on Saturday evening, tens of thousands against the Zionist occupation government headed by Benjamin Netanyahu and the Justice Reform Plan in its thirteenth consecutive week.

Zionist opposition leader Yair Lapid participated in the main demonstration on Kaplan Street in Tel Aviv.

Tens of thousands of Zionists took to the streets in Tel Aviv, Haifa, Netanya, Herzliya and several other areas, despite Netanyahu's announcement that legislation would be suspended for a vote in the Knesset.

Protesters see the announcement as an attempt to contain protests that culminated in last week's announcement of a strike in many sectors, they stressed that suspending the introduction of legislation does not mean canceling it.

Clashes broke out between demonstrators and Israeli police, who tried to disperse these demonstrations in several areas.

More than 100,000 people also participated in the central demonstration on Kaplan Street in central Tel Aviv, and demonstrators tried to block the vital Ayalon Street, however, the zionest police dispersed them and reopened the road to traffic.

They demonstrated at the Karkur junction near Khadera, and closed the junction to traffic from both directions.

In Haifa, more than 20,000 people demonstrated at the Horev junction after a protest march from the Carmel center.                              

  Netanyahu's government seeks to radically amend the judiciary and against minorities, and to legitimize "racism and discrimination" this is seen by a large segment of Zionists as "targeting democracy and undermining the judicial system".