Eliyahu Freedman

At a beach­front ho­tel and be­yond, vol­un­teers of­fer Is­raelis and for­eign work­ers every­thing from coun­selling to cloth­ing.

Ofer Cas­sif says he warned the sit­u­a­tion would ‘erupt’ if Is­rael did not change its treat­ment of Pales­tini­ans.

Court case, which fol­lows months of protests, could take weeks or even months.

Is­raeli right calls them ‘in­fil­tra­tors’, and PM de­mands de­por­ta­tions af­ter pro-, anti-gov’t Er­itre­ans fight in streets.

Pales­tin­ian Agza­ya al-Karaan was de­port­ed to Gaza for the first time in 30 years three weeks ago.

Court agrees to hear an ap­peal against law lim­it­ing its pow­ers passed this week, but hear­ing won’t be un­til Sep­tem­ber.

De­spite their dis­ap­point­ment, pro­test­ers in West Jerusalem are adamant that the fight has just start­ed.

The en­camp­ment is a last-ditch ef­fort made to halt the gov­ern­ment’s con­tro­ver­sial ju­di­cial re­form plans.

Is­raeli gov­ern­ment’s plan to over­haul the ju­di­cia­ry has led to months of protests, in­clud­ing from with­in the mil­i­tary.

Po­lice ar­rest dozens in Tel Aviv as demon­stra­tors mass at Ben Gu­ri­on Air­port and in Jerusalem against gov’t leg­is­la­tion.