🇮🇱🔥📹 — 📰 Kann News: A policeman throws burning boards at the Pro-Democracy Protesters at the Kaplan Street

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🇮🇱❌🇮🇱 — The events in Israel can easily be boiled down to one dispute that is obvious to the average observer between 2 factions:

— Secular Jews, the largest demographic among protesters and those dissatisfied with judicial reform (inside and outside Israel), who protest to keep Israel focused on its interests as a liberal-secular state
— Religious Jews, now increasingly present demographically and politically, who mostly support Bibi and judicial reform

While liberal observers say that the protests are a Pro-Democracy Rebellion or even imply that such protests are a Rebellion to maintain "Israel's Identity as a Liberal-Democracy", and conservative observers say that the Reform is a "Necessary measure to balance the powers and independence of the powers", these .... are not wrong.
Not necessarily at least

However, there is one point ignored by both, and that being:
— Those who think that the reform is simply about "Keeping Netanyahu and his allies permanently in power" are misled, at very least.

Such a reform, so to speak, is only the beginning of the end, in the literal sense, of a transition, which, if started, cannot be stopped peacefully.
The Transition, this one, from a Republican, secular and liberal-democratic Israel, to a Messianic Kingdom, ruled by Halakha, a Kingdom led by the long-awaited Moshiach as dreamed by the Kahanists allied with Netanyahu

Interesting times ahead, for sure.

🇮🇱❌🇮🇱 — 📰 Times of Israel: Ben Gvir: This is only the beginning, there are many more overhaul laws to pass

— "Speaking to reporters a short time ago, National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir said the passage of the law was “only the beginning.”

— “There are many more laws we need to pass as part of the judicial overhaul,” he says.

He adds, “To those protesting now, you’re our brothers and we love you.”

Link
https://archive.is/O1Lfn