The legal challenges came as reports indicated that the Histadrut is considering extending the strike to Tuesday as well.
In an attempt to prevent the strike, Attorney-General Gali Baharav Miara appealed to the State Attorney overnight, instructing it to contact the Labor Court for injunctions.
Attorney General Baharav-Miara directed prosecutors to seek a strike injunction. Histadrut's Bar-David criticized political delays and emphasized urgent hostage negotiations.
Ben-Gurion Airport will close on Monday due to widespread strikes and protests demanding the return of hostages.
The Labor Party conference approved a merger with Meretz, strengthening Yair Golan’s control. Despite criticism, the agreement passed with an overwhelming majority.
Protest organizations and the family members of hostages have been calling on Bar-David to call for a general strike that would shut down Israel's economy.
According to the federation, the purpose of the partnership was to grant freelancers and small business guidance and various benefits without payment for two years.
Bar-David also promised that the Histadrut would join protests and demonstrations against the current government, sparking concern over a potential strike across Israel's work sector.
More missiles and public involvement mean fewer accidents.
The huge numbers of traumatized Israelis who were wounded, lost loved ones, homes, and businesses on October 7 need emotional support and therapy.
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