Anti-War Protests in Israel Challenge Wartime Gathering Restrictions
Anti-war protests took place across Israel, including in Tel Aviv, Haifa, Jerusalem, and Kfar Saba, despite strict wartime restrictions on public gatherings. Demonstrators expressed opposition to the ongoing conflict between Israel, Iran, and Hezbollah, carrying signs with messages such as 'We must stop' and 'Bibi will kill us all.' The Home Front Command allowed limited protests, citing security concerns due to missile threats. The Association for Civil Rights in Israel challenged these restrictions, arguing they infringe on the right to protest. The High Court of Justice criticized the state's position, emphasizing the importance of free expression during wartime. 
