PHOTOS: Israel Opposes Prime Minister's Reforms - A Photo Feature by Kommersant
Mass protests continue in Israel against judicial reforms initiated by the government. On March 27, amid large-scale anti-government actions, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir agreed to postpone the adoption of the judicial reforms until summer.
If implemented, the reforms would give the parliamentary majority control over the formation of the Supreme Court and enable it to override judicial vetoes. Hundreds of thousands of residents in the country are against these changes and are unrestrained in expressing their protests on the streets.
Below, we present a photo feature from the "Kommersant" publication which captures significant moments from the protests that began on January 7:











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