Tens of thousands protest judicial reform for 13th consecutive week
Hundreds of thousands of judicial reform protesters took to the streets of Israel in over 150 locations on Saturday night, despite the pause in the judicial reform legislation process as the two sides conduct negotiations, jpost.com reports.
At the main protest in Tel Aviv, some 175,000 people were reported to be in attendance.
Protest organizers appealed to the police commissioner on Saturday night to hold an emergency meeting to discuss violence used against demonstrators that evening, according to Walla! Police were reportedly seen using devices dubbed "tzeakot" (literally, "screams") which create a deafeningly loud sound next to protesters in Tel Aviv.
