Bibi Fires Defense Minister Who Challenged his Efforts at Judicial Reform, Throwing Israel’s Ruling Coalition into Chaos
Some 350,000 Israelis take to the streets of Tel Aviv and other major cities, protesting the proposed judicial legislation — as they do every Saturday night, and increasingly on weekdays, too.
In a move likely to further deepen divisions among Israelis, Prime Minister Netanyahu Sunday fired his top security aide, defense minister Yoav Gallant, and will likely replace him with the current agricultural minister, Avi Dichter.
Please check your email.
A verification code has been sent to
Didn't get a code? Click to resend.
Have an account? Log In
To continue reading, please select:
Limited Access
Enter your email to read for FREE
Get 1 FREE article
Continue with
or
Unlimited Access
Join the Sun for a PENNY A DAY
$0.01/day for 60 days
Cancel anytime
100% ad free experience
Unlimited article and commenting access
Full annual dues ($120) billed after 60 days
