Protesters depict Israeli PM Netanyahu as ‘puppet’ outside Tel Aviv court

Euronews

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The minister opposed a ceasefire in Gaza but rejoined the government last week when Israel resumed intensive bombing of the Palestinian territory in its war against Hamas.
International Business Times
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Widespread protests against the bombing campaign from citizens who fear it will make the recovery of the remaining hostages impossible are compounded by the prime minister's recent decision to fire domestic security chief Ronen Bar, chief of the Israel Security Agency, also known as Shin Bet, over an "ongoing lack of trust." Israel's top court blocked Bar's termination on Friday pending a hearing on the issue, which must be convened by April 8.
The Gazette
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Protests are held over Benjamin Netanyahu’s plan to sack the Shin Bet chief and the attorney general.
Aljazeera
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Critics of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called the move part of his effort to curb the independence of the judiciary and purge officials he considers disloyal.
Deccan Herald

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