After turning out tens of thousands of anti-government protesters every weekend for more than four months, they did it again. On Saturday night, more than 100,000 people turned out in central Tel Aviv to say no to the government’s plans for judicial reform. It was the 18th consecutive week of the protests, and there was concern about the effort losing steam. In some ways, the demonstrations have already succeeded, by forcing Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to hold off on the judicial overhaul, for now. But protests leaders say this is no time to blink. The World’s Matthew Bell reports from Tel Aviv.