Social protest movements
Civil resistance vs. vigilantism: Has nonviolent protest lost its relevance?
“To do an extreme act of violence, a person must not have seen any hope. There are groups creating a pathway to positive change.”
'Every Palestinian will die:' Canadian threatens protesters with nail gun
Iranian regime planning counterprotests for Friday
A decade since Israel's social protests, food-makers afraid to raise prices
Demonstrations in support of unity government to take place nationwide
Protesters will march from the Knesset to Balfour in support of the Lapid-Bennett coalition on Saturday evening.
Protesters gather to support Bennett 'for the good of the country'
The Black Flag movement's decision to protest outside the ministers' houses came after a number of incendiary comments from both the public and from Members of Knesset.
Myanmar coup opponents defy bans as protests resume - Watch
The civil disobedience movement, led by hospital workers, has resulted in a plunge in coronavirus tests, official testing figures showed.
Will teenager Greta Thunberg win the Nobel Peace Prize?
Labor MK Stav Shaffir spoke with Maariv about how a social protest can take on the world.
Will 'yellow vest' protests snowball in the Middle East?
Experts say despite recent demonstrations in Israel, Tunisia and Jordan, social movement lacks momentum
Police arrest 10 as 'Yellow Vest' protests reach Tel Aviv
"The Israeli government must discuss this crisis at its next meeting on Sunday, and decide to put an end to the price increases before all the country burns," said protest leader Shai Cohen.
Ben & Jerry's Israel distances itself from political U.S. flavor
Local factory says it has no intention of selling Women's March-linked 'Pecan Protest'
Ruth Matar, cofounder of an enduring grass roots movement, passes away
Matar and her husband gathered like-minded people around them, and in 1993, almost as an instant response to Oslo, established what was initially called “Women for Israel’s Tomorrow.’
Dozens of disabled protesters block traffic at international airport
"We are fighting for bread and medicine. Not for flights," the group said in a statement.
Can the Start-Up Nation save Israel from itself?
It’s in the tech space where we can find one possible solution to the disconnect between an Israel getting better and a Knesset pushing a political agenda designed to engender the opposite.
NGOs commend government’s move to regulate the status of asylum-seekers
Omdim Beyachad has led protests against the planned deportation of African migrants in the past few months and views the new plan to regulate the status of 16,250 of them as a victory.
