Pak Sahafat – Media sources reported that the advanced technology industry sector of the Zionist regime joined the protests against the controversial actions of the extremist cabinet of this regime, and at the head of them were the judicial reforms and the demonstrations of dozens of employees of this sector in Tel Aviv.
According to Pak Sahafat News Agency’s report on Tuesday, the Zionist media announced today that the employees of the high-tech industry of the Israeli regime organized a massive demonstration in Tel Aviv.
Based on the report of these media, the employees of the advanced technology industry sector of the Zionist regime chanted slogans and condemned the judicial reform plan of the radical cabinet of the Zionist regime headed by Benjamin Netanyahu.
Protesters also blocked the Kaplan intersection in central Tel Aviv and several other streets.
The employees of the advanced technology and economic sector of the Zionist regime are worried about the reduction of foreign investments in the occupied territories due to the judicial reforms proposed in the parliament of this regime.
They also believe that this plan will negatively affect the prospects of development in the occupied territories.
Read more:
Following the controversial actions of the Zionist regime cabinet and its judicial reform plan, the heads of the Zionist regime banks had previously warned Bezalel Smotrich, the minister of finance of this regime, that due to investors’ fear of the cabinet’s plan to review the judicial system and carry out reforms in it, their money and funds are leaving the occupied territories at a speed 10 times faster than usual.
The heads of these banks demanded to stop the process of judicial reforms and to stop the controversial actions of the cabinet.
Previously, 370 Zionist economists had warned in a statement about the decrease in the shares of the big banks of the Zionist regime in the stock market and the economic consequences of the actions of the extremist cabinet of Benjamin Netanyahu, including capital flight.
In their statement, Zionist economists warned against the reduction of the credit rating of the Zionist regime and foreign investment, the suspension of the activities of large technology companies and their withdrawal from the occupied territories, brain drain, damage to economic growth and development, and damage to the livelihood of Zionists.
In the past weeks, dozens of cities from the north to the south of occupied Palestine, including Tel Aviv, Haifa, occupied Jerusalem, Beersheba, Rishon Letzion and Herzliya, were the scene of demonstrations against the far-right cabinet.
This demonstration has been held in the shadow of a fierce conflict between the coalition of the far-right cabinet headed by Netanyahu and the opposition faction headed by Yair Lapid, the former prime minister of the Zionist regime.