The Israel “It will remain a democratic state” despite the government’s decision to dismiss Sin Beet (of the Internal Security Service), the prime minister said Benjamin Netanyahu In a video message broadcast on Saturday night (22/3/25), while thousands of Israelis are protesting in Tel Aviv against that decision.
“Ronen Bar will not remain in the head of Sin Beth, there will be no civil war, and Israel will remain a democratic state,” says Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in this message, which is a form of challenge to the Supreme Court,
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– Benjamin Netanyahu – Benjamin Netanyahu (@netanyahu) March 22, 2025
The government announced in the early hours of Friday (21/3/25) that it unanimously approved Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s proposal to dismiss Sin Beth, Ronen Bar, to whom Netanyahu said he had no “confidence”.
Opposition calls for a general strike if Netanyahu goes against justice
Opposition leader in Israel Yair Lapid has called on a general strike if Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu refuses to take into account the Supreme Court’s ruling to freeze the government’s ruling on the dismissal of the head of Sit.
“If the Government of October 7 decides not to obey the court’s ruling, then it will become a government outlawed,” Lapid said in front of thousands of protesters in Tel Aviv.
“If this happens (every activity in) the whole country must stop … The economy must strike, parliament must strike, the courts must strike, the authorities must strike, and not only universities, but also schools,” he added.