Israeli anti-overhaul protests persist amidst terror attacks and judicial unrest.

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Anti-government protests against the judicial overhaul plans in Israel will go ahead despite the recent surge in violence and terror attacks. However, the police have requested the organizers to cancel the march through the city streets after the rally. The protests have been held every Saturday for the last 14 weeks, with hundreds of thousands of people participating nationwide. The surge in violence has come amid tensions following Israeli police incursions into the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound on the Temple Mount to quell rioting and rocket barrages aimed at Israel from Lebanon and the Gaza Strip.
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