The Israeli opposition leader, and former Prime Minister (PM) Benjamin Netanyahu, is scheduled to participate today in a demonstration called by the right-wing in occupied Jerusalem.
The Israeli right aims to overthrow the current governing coalition, which they sees as incapable of providing security for the Israelis.
The "Times of Israel" newspaper said that the demonstration - which will be held in Jerusalem under the title "Israel is bleeding" - is expected to involve thousands of people, during which Netanyahu will deliver a speech.
In the past two weeks, Israel witnessed four attacks, three of them fatal. The first attack took place in Beersheba in the Negev and days later, the second took place in Hadera in the north, and the third attack occurred in Tel Aviv.
The Israeli Channel Seven said that a group of right-wing activists demonstrated yesterday, Tuesday, to protest against the Minister of the Interior, Ayelet Shaked, who belongs to the party of the Israeli Prime Minister (Yamina), during a tour of her.
Activists called for Shaked to resign due to the security chaos in Israel over the past few weeks.
"Be a heroine and bring down the government," activists chanted for Shaked.
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