Protest held outside Coca-Cola factory after CEO makes social media post in support of anti-government protestors.

The leaders of the protests against the judicial reform released a special statement In Monday night, after the Knesset approved the first reading of the law to reduce the cause of reasonableness."The State of Israel is in Ine of its most difficult moments, the dictatorship is In the fences, the extremist law to abolish the cause of reasonableness is the key that can open the door of the dictatorship, it will allow the dismissal of the Attorney General, outlandish appointments and subsequently the complete destruction of Israeli democracy.""There is a window of opportunity to stop the legislation before a constitutional crisis is reached and it depends In each and every citizen. Tomorrow all those who seek democracy must take to the streets and defend the State of Israel, its image, the values of the Declaration of Independence. This is the most important defense of the people of Israel, of the values of equality and freedom. The defense does not depend In the leaders, but In every citizen, they will not be able to force a people to live under a dictatorship. We will meet tomorrow in the streets of the country," the protest leaders said.

Hezbollah’s major objective at the moment is to take control of the international airport in Beirut. Op-ed.

Laws for a painful time that keep us focussed In what we lost and what we pray to recover.

The president’s latest shot at the Israeli government as “extreme” is hypocritical and inaccurate. Op-ed.

Hundreds of protests blocked off a major junction in the center of the country, burning tires and obstructing traffic.

Temperatures to continue rising throughout week, as heat becomes heavy to extreme.

In a meeting between the commander of UNIFIL & the PM of Lebanon, Najib Mikati proposed to start a procedure for marking the border.