politics Archives – Mad-in-Israel

Hi,
This is the 16th week in a row of protests against the judicial reform. While the laws have been suspended for the moment as the politicians are gathered in the president house to discuss it, nothing really prevents the coalition from passing the law. Nothing apart from the protests.

This week, like last week, my elder children, Jannaeus, had joined me for the protest. It meant we had to go back early home. But unlike last week l, we got early enough to go around all the stands and enjoy the happening (later, it just too crowded to go around).

The protests are not organized by one movement. There are many sounds and organizations taking part in it. Each one of them has a stand, stickers, donation link, some has shirts, bracelets, and flyers.

Because it is also the protests before Memorial Day for the fallen soldiers and the victims of terror attacks, the beveavement families also took part in the protests. Mainly calling for politicians (from all sides of the politics) to stay out of the cemeteries (the politicians, on the other hand, called out to leave Memorial Day out of protests. Altougth, it was clear some of them will use it to provoke).

Take Care
Gad

T-shirts for the 75 year anniversary for Israel Indenpendence (the 75 also can read as Go!, asking PM Bibi to go away)

Beveaverment families holding pictures of the fallen soldiers

Rhe beveavemant families presentation: thousands of Yahrzeit candles for the fallen soldires and sign saying In thier death they have ordered us Democracy

Meditation tent for the protestors

You f***ed with the wrong generation.

The Movement for Quality Government in Israel tent

No freedom – no Hi-tech stand (Jannaeus really like them as thet lly gave him a candy)

The stand of the movement for equal citizen obligations

Jannaeus standing in the middle of the closed and soon to be full of protestors Kaplan street. On the right is the picture of Hertzl, the father of Israel