Sentence examples for justice protest from inspiring English sources

JERUSALEM — Moshe Silman, the desperately indebted Haifa man who set himself aflame last weekend as part of a social justice protest in Tel Aviv, died Friday from the second- and third-degree burns over 94 percent of his body.

In a statement reported by the BBC, Fathers 4 Justice, an activist group that advocates for divorced and separated fathers in custody disputes, said "This was not an official Fathers for Justice protest but it was carried out by one of our members".

At the same time, an Israeli social justice protest movement that began in the summer of 2011 — filling the streets of Tel Aviv's Rothschild Boulevard and then quickly spreading to mass demonstrations across the country — is quietly changing the political system.

The other was the social justice protest movement, in which Israel's democracy suddenly came alive.

Moshe Silman, the Israeli man who set himself on fire at Saturday's J14 social justice protest, has died at Sheba Medical Center in Tel Aviv.

Not the faith others claim you are to profess, but the faith where justice, protest, intellect, wonder, grace, and righteous fury meet with fists raised to do battle with dragons fashioned by old men.

Members of a coalition called Nun Justice protested Wednesday outside the hotel where the bishops are meeting.

Mr Kahlon accused him of ignoring "real life" issues like the economy, housing and the cost of living that sparked a wave of social justice protests across Israel in 2011.

Instead, voters and analysts alike said Mr. Lapid had captured the hearts of Israel's silent majority with his personal charm and a positive, inclusive message that harnessed the everyday frustrations that fueled the huge social justice protests in 2011.

Ms. Livni has also been criticized for her political absence during the huge social justice protests last summer when hundreds of thousands of Israelis demonstrated for affordable housing and against the high cost of living.

Such predictions are partly an effort to prevent cuts in the defense budget in the face of demands for a shift in priorities in the wake of the summer's social justice protests.