Israelis brace for next phase of political upheaval.

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After Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced a temporary suspension of his government’s contentious judicial overhaul, both government and opposition are preparing for round two of the fight. Critics of the judiciary plan have already returned to the streets of Tel Aviv, while supporters of the overhaul are also digging in. Netanyahu’s concessions to his national security minister may also be a sign that the prime minister is aiming to buy time rather than addressing the underlying concerns of the hundreds of thousands of Israelis who have taken to the streets this year.
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