Iran Press/ Middle East: Since Benjamin Netanyahu' cabinet unveiled a package of reforms to the judicial system in January, tens of thousands of opponents have joined weekly demonstrations in what has turned out to be one of the biggest protest movements in the Zionist regime's history.
The movement's epicenter has been the commercial hub of Tel Aviv, where protesters have rallied every weekend against Bibi.
The demonstration took place on Monday on the eve of a session by the Supreme Court that will convene its entire 15-judge bench for the hearing.
The move by the Zionist cabinet has caused public uproar, drawing protesters to the streets for consecutive weekly protests since January when the so-called judicial overhaul campaign was launched.
Those opposed to the overhaul say it damages the independence of the court and opens the door to corruption, among other things.
The reform has caused the worst political and social crisis for the Zionist regime in years.
