INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
More than 80,000 Israeli protesters have actually rallied in Tel Aviv versus plans by the brand-new right-wing coalition government to
overhaul the judiciary.The reforms would make it easier for parliament to overturn Supreme Court judgments, to name a few things.Protesters
described Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahus proposed modifications as an attack on democratic rule.It follows the visit of the most
spiritual and hardline federal government in Israeli history.Rallies were also held outside the prime ministers house in Jerusalem and the
northern city of Haifa, local media reported.One group of protesters clashed with cops while attempting to obstruct a significant roadway,
Ayalon highway, in Tel Aviv.Critics state the reforms would cripple judicial self-reliance, foster corruption, held up minority rights and
deny Israels court system of credibility
