Israeli military veterans, including many from elite special forces units, continue to take to the streets in massive numbers, forming a backbone for the ongoing protest movement against the government's planned judicial overhaul. Figures like Yiftach Golov, a biophysics PhD recipient who served during the second intifada, have shifted their dedication from military service to civic mobilization through groups such as Brothers and Sisters in Arms. While Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced a pause in the legislation to allow for negotiations after immense pressure and a general strike, demonstrators continue gathering in Tel Aviv with estimates ranging from 150,000 to over 200,000 people. Protesters utilize skills learned in military service to organize rallies, with some reservists even threatening service refusals over changes that would grant governing parties increased control over the judiciary. Source: CNN
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