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Israel s anti-government protest movement launched a series of major disruptions on Monday, including an attempt to sow chaos at an international airport, over a renewed official attempt to weaken the judiciary.
Israel’s anti-government protest movement launched a series of major disruptions on Monday, including an attempt to sow chaos at the international airport, over a renewed official attempt to weaken the