Anti-government protesters continue to rally near prime minister’s residence

Jessica Steinberg, The Times of Israel's culture and lifestyles editor, covers the Sabra scene from south to north and back to the center

Singer Achinoam Nini joins the drummers at a March 24, 2025, protest near the Prime Minister’s Residence on Jerusalem's Azza Street. (Zohar Bar-Yehuda/ Pro-Democracy Protest Movement)
Singer Achinoam Nini joins the drummers at a March 24, 2025, protest near the Prime Minister’s Residence on Jerusalem's Azza Street. (Zohar Bar-Yehuda/ Pro-Democracy Protest Movement)

Anti-government protests continue on Jerusalem’s Azza Street throughout the day and night, bolstered by protesters arriving from Haifa in the morning. Singer Achinoam Nini joined the drummers in the evening near the prime minister’s private residence, where the protests have taken place every night.

The demonstrators chant, “We, the majority, have returned to the street!”

The louder, more raucous evening protest follows the silent Shift 101 sit-in participants who sat on the asphalt all afternoon, calling for the return of the hostages. Later, a “teach-in” about the law and the role of the attorney general was held in light of the unanimous cabinet vote yesterday in favor of a no-confidence motion against Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara.

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