This is the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service.

I'm Valerie Sanderson and in the early hours of Sunday, the 2nd of April, these are our

main stories.

Protesters in Israel give their answer to Benjamin Netanyahu delaying his controversial judicial

reforms.

In their tens of thousands, they say, it's not enough.

The habit of the most important monastery in Ukraine has appeared in court accused of

backing Russia.

Also, we just published a study that showed that there was an increase in anti-Semitism

since he took over it nearly doubled.

That's both an increase in the anti-Semitic accounts that have been created, but also anti-Semitic

hate speech itself.

A disturbing, growing trend on Twitter since Elon Musk bought it.

Plus, in this podcast, heavy security in behind India, after violence erupts during religious

processions in other parts of the country.

The BBC World Service initiative to educate girls in Afghanistan who are banned from going

to school by the Taliban.

We start in Israel.

Where huge crowds chanted democracy on the streets of Israel's biggest city, Tel Aviv.

Saturday evening's protests will have left the country's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

in little doubt about the strength of feeling among those who fear his proposals to reform

the judiciary threatened the very roots of Israeli democracy.

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