Shany Granot-Lubaton and her husband Omer Lubaton-Granot came to NYC hoping to escape Israeli politics but instead found themselves leading a protest movement there.

Across Canada, pro-Israel 'bloody pants' protests are emerging, with a recent one in Vancouver organized by a group called Nonviolent Opposition Against Hate (NOAH), founded by Israeli expats, to counter anti-Israel sentiments.

In a recent podcast, Haaretz New York correspondent Judy Maltz discusses Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's trip to the U.S. and the unprecedented demonstrations against him by Israeli expats.

Over 500,000 Israeli expats live in the U.S., with large communities in New York, California, Florida, and New Jersey.

The annual Celebrate Israel Parade in New York City showcased the divisions within Israel and the Jewish community, as protesters confronted members of Netanyahu's government who were participating in the parade.

Israeli expatriates in the U.K., organized by the new Israeli Forum Task Force, made a political statement by protesting outside the Qatari Embassy in London over Qatar's sponsorship of Hamas and the 2022 World Cup.