Thousands of people took to the streets in Tel Aviv, Israel, demanding that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu not be granted any kind of political or legal ‘pardon’. There has been widespread anger among citizens over the ongoing judicial debate and the possibility of Netanyahu’s possible pardon or pardon in the corruption case. The protesters, holding banners and placards, demanded justice and transparency.The protesters believe that giving Netanyahu any special privileges will reduce confidence in the country’s judicial system. They chanted that a tough stance against corruption and ensuring equal application of the law are the main strengths of the country’s democracy. Many said that granting a pardon would set a dangerous example for politically influential people.Activists from various social and political organizations participated in the protest. Although the presence of protesters on various streets in the city caused some disruption to public life, the situation was under control. According to analysts, this protest is another reflection of the ongoing political unrest in Israel, which could have a significant impact on future politics.