Following the deadlock in negotiations with the opposition, the government recently resumed efforts to push forward the judicial reform.
Despite political and social opposition, the bill to abolish the Supreme Court's oversight on the government was passed in the Parliament today as part of the controversial judicial reform.
More than 10,000 reserve soldiers in Israel had announced that they would resign from voluntary army service to protest the government's judicial reform.
Numerous figures in Israeli politics, the military, security, economy, and judiciary have also expressed their opposition to the government's judicial reform.
Protests against the Netanyahu government's judicial reform have been ongoing in Israel for 7 months.
