Hundreds of former senior Israeli military officials have warned of a regime collapse in Israel, discussing methods to protect the Supreme Court, the military and the police.

A surge in requests from Israeli doctors to leave the occupied territories at any cost has been reported since the Knesset (the parliament) passed a bill late last month that would overhaul the judiciary and limit its powers.

Israeli doctors declared a strike and more army reservists have asked to halt service in a public backlash to the ratification of the first stage of a judicial overhaul that critics say endangers democracy.

Israeli lawmakers have resumed debating a bill that would limit the powers of the regime’s Supreme Court.

For the 24th straight week, tens of thousands of Israelis held anti-regime demonstrations across the occupied territories.