Protesters take to streets across Israel

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The biggest protest yet demanding social change, and justice takes place in Tel Aviv, with more than 100,000 marching from HaBima Square to the Tel Aviv Museum. 30 July 2011

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in Politics, on the 30th of July 2011

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"Two weeks have passed since we have pitched the first tent on the boulevard, and it seems that there are still some people around the government table who just don't understand: The real estate situation and the high cost of living are just symptoms of a deep and dangerous fracture that has spread within our society," activist Daphni Leef, said over the stage.