Israel is far from the only country facing political maneuvers to weaken its democracy, or the only nation led by a clever politician seeking to manipulate the system for his own benefit. And Israel's citizens are far from the only ones pushing back to defend their democracy.
CNN's Hadas Gold reports live from Jerusalem where protests sparked by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's abrupt decision to fire Defense Minister Yoav Gallant over his opposition to the planned judicial overhaul are underway.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday said he would postpone the votes on his planned judicial overhaul, but analysts say that may not be enough to cool the protests.
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