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Israelis protest tax hikes, lack of universal enlistment
Several thousand Israelis demonstrated their discontent at government austerity measures and the lack of universal military service in two separate protests in Tel Aviv late on Saturday.
Joining forces for what was hoped to be a large demonstration at the Tel Aviv museum were leaders of last summer's successful social protest movement, along with members of the Israeli Forum for Equal Service, an AFP correspondent said.
Source and full story: Yahoo News/AFP, 4 August 2012
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