The Israel Police have the legal authority to set conditions for the time, place, and manner of protests to maintain public order, safety, and peace.

Nides claimed the reform brought into question Israel’s democratic status and Israel’s relationship with the US.

Roads were blocked across Israel as protesters demonstrated against the passage of the reasonableness standard bill.

No regulatory bodies had approved of the Titan, as recorded by the waiver which also stated that the sub was "constructed of materials that have not been widely used for manned submersibles."  

Due to operational challenges, the protest was relocated from its original place in Terminal 1 to Terminal 3, following a direct ruling from Attorney-General allowing the change.

Israel’s fate then may be intertwined with what happens to these less than 10 Hezbollah fighters and their flimsy outpost.

“We are looking to build a better future, democracy,” the protesters shouted in Hebrew. 

Though it was not confirmed that Israel's embassy was the sole target, surveillance showed that the suspect cased the area.