Israeli protests against the judicial amendments sponsored by the Netanyahu-led occupation government have resurfaced, including dozens of Israeli soldiers who have threatened to cease voluntary service in the Israeli army.

Israeli Channel 12 confirmed that 250 reserve soldiers demonstrated in front of the residence of Defense Minister Galant, threatening to halt their voluntary service if the judicial reform plan continues. Israeli newspaper Haaretz reported that thousands protested in front of Netanyahu's residence in Al-Quds and the U.S. Embassy, expressing their rejection of deteriorating relations with the United States due to the judicial reform plan.

Earlier, protest leaders announced "wide-scale disruptive activities in Israel" to take place on the upcoming Monday as part of a "national day of resistance against the government's pursuit of judicial legislation."