Thousands have been organizing independently and through youth groups to volunteer to babysit, deliver art supplies to kids home from school and prepare food for soldiers
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Small but growing groups of protesters - many of whom are disillusioned with a government they voted for - take to the streets in some of the far-right's strongholds

Dee recounts how Palestinian friends from neighboring West Bank villages came to him in tears after news of deaths broke, notes one of organs donated by late wife went to Arab

Rabbi Leo Dee tells premier he doesn't regret for one moment moving to Israel; daughter Tali asks PM how he dealt with pain of the death of his brother Yoni in 1976 Entebbe raid

Week after deadly attack, Central Command chief says military failed in mission to protect women; Rabbi Leo Dee urges him not to put soldiers' lives at risk for manhunt

Songs replaced speeches at an unusual rally focused on healing the deepening political and societal rift

Among leaders of initiative are supporters of government's plan to weaken legal system, who say they nevertheless see a need for discourse with opposition first

Protest leaders assert 145,000 in Tel Aviv, 83,000 in other cities; police allow demonstrators to march on Ayalon Highway

Protest to be held in West Bank settlement for 1st time; demonstrators to march from Rothschild Boulevard to Kaplan Street at central Tel Aviv demonstration

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