TEHRAN, Mar. 15 (MNA) – Israeli regime's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday shortened a trip to Berlin scheduled for this week, according to his office, which earlier said he had held consultations "on developments in national security".

The statements did not specify whether the rescheduling and consultations were linked. Nor did they provide further details, Reuters reported.

Netanyahu is due to depart for the German capital later on Wednesday. A preliminary itinerary circulated last week said he would return on Friday. But the new statement said he would return on Thursday.

Netanyahu's regime has been grappling with massive protests over the past few months over his cabinet's judicial reforms. The protests have sparked huge crises which even the Israeli regime's officials have warned that they endanger the fake regime's future.

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