Tel Aviv Protests Escalate Amid Police Chief's Resignation and Judicial Reform Uproar

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Thousands of Israelis took to the streets in protest after the popular police chief of Tel Aviv, Ami Eshed, announced his apparent forced resignation, citing government interference. Eshed clashed with the far-right national security minister over handling anti-government protests. Demonstrators oppose the government's plans to overhaul the judicial system, which critics argue threatens democracy. Protesters blocked highways, lit bonfires, and clashed with police, leading to the arrest of a driver who drove into the crowd.
- In photos: Tel Aviv protests over Police Chief Ami Eshed's resignation The Washington Post
- As cabinet plans to discuss police response to protests, AG warns against interference The Times of Israel
- Israel: water cannons disperse anti-government protesters blocking Tel Aviv highway Guardian News
- Mass Protests in Tel Aviv After Police Commander Resigns Amid Ongoing Uproar over Judicial Reform Democracy Now!
- Photographer hit by car at Tel Aviv protest questioned for ‘breaching public order’ The Times of Israel
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