Hello everyone and welcome to Ammanpur here's what's coming up.

Unpreted resistanceed resistance in Israel, as Benjamin Netanyahu continues his controversial judicial overhaul,

millions voice their support for democracy,

and we speak to a former Mossad chief and a former American peace negotiator.

Then...

The Great Wall of Steel,

Zijing Ping, vows to build one to ward off the United States.

How will joint military drills between China, Russia, and Iran

create a new dynamic?

Plus, it's frustrating that 18 months after the withdrawal there are still tens of thousands of Afghan allies

caught up in a completely unnecessary legal limbo.

An uncertain future, the harsh reality of life for Afghan evacuees in the program everyone.

I'm Christina Manpur in London. Tonight

Democracy Watch in one of the world's most troubled yet important regions.

Israel is facing unprecedented internal unrest as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu

forges ahead with a controversial bill to allow lawmakers a political veto

over the Supreme Court, the independent judiciary.

Millions have taken to the streets in some of the largest protests the country has ever seen.

Business leaders, legal experts, and ex-military chiefs are also voicing concerns,

and many serving military officers and reservists are threatening to refuse if the bill passes. Ever since its creation, Israel has

proclaimed itself the sole democracy amid dictatorships and

authoritarian in that region. Its strongest allies like the United States have touted that democracy

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