Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday accused the opposition of fuelling “anarchy”, after days of mass anti-government protests across the country. Addressing the opposition during a speech in parliament, Mr Netanyahu said: “You recycle the same worn-out and ridiculous slogans about ‘the end of democracy’. Well, once and for all: democracy is not in danger, it is the power of the bureaucrats that is in danger.

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