Israeli strike, economic crisis
Protests in Israeli-occupied territories against prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his policies have been raging for more than a year.
But the most recent protests took things to another level. Not only were they the biggest since October 7, but Israel's major union was able to shut businesses in Tel Aviv and other towns, in a message to Netanyahu and his far-right cabinet, which took a toll on Israel's economy.
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