The ruling, which followed a hearing on petitions to lift wartime restrictions, sets minimum attendance of 150 protestors in Haifa and 1,000 in Tel Aviv, overriding the IDF's Home Front Command caps ahead of Saturday evening anti-gov't rallies
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The ruling, which followed a hearing on petitions to lift wartime restrictions, sets minimum attendance of 150 protestors in Haifa and 1,000 in Tel Aviv, overriding the IDF's Home Front Command caps ahead of Saturday evening anti-gov't rallies
11:24 PM • April 10 2026 IDT
Israel's High Court of Justice on Friday ordered police to allow significantly more participants at anti-government protests planned for this weekend in Tel Aviv and Haifa, expanding attendance beyond limits set by the military.
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