It was a chaotic weekend of protests in Israel.

That's where we're starting the seven from the Washington Post.

I'm Jeff Pierre. It's Monday, July 24th.

Let's get you caught up with today's seven stories. Tens of thousands of citizens fill the streets yesterday.

Some spent their sixth consecutive night outside.

These were the latest demonstrations against the far right government's plans

to limit the power of the Supreme Court. Protesters say the new rules would weaken one of

the few checks on government power in Israel, which doesn't have a written constitution.

Members of the military have also pushed back on the proposals.

Parliament is said to vote on the controversial plans today.

More protests are expected to follow. And adding to all of this chaos,

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was rushed to the hospital this weekend for an emergency cardiac

procedure. He was released this morning.

Number two, Donald Trump's classified documents trial is scheduled for next May.

A federal judge set the date on Friday.

She rejected arguments by the former president's attorneys

that the trial should be held after the 2024 election.

Trump is the early front runner for the Republican nomination.

By May, he could go on trial in the classified documents case as the presumptive nominee.

For background here, Trump is accused of taking government secrets to his Florida home

when he left the White House in 2021. Number three, there was no clear winner in Spain's highly charged elections.

It set up a political impasse that could take weeks or months to

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