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Protest against Netanyahu in Balfour: 12 protesters arrested
The demonstration against government corruption took place for the 11th Saturday in a row, and at the end several demonstrators were detained and arrested for violating public order and attacking police officers.
According to police, "some of the protesters did not obey the instructions, and even used the exhibits they had in order to hit the police and break through the blockades."
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Benjamin Netanyahu
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Liran Levy and Yoav Itiel
Sunday, 06 September 2020, 01:51
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In the video: Demonstrations against Netanyahu in Jerusalem and Caesarea (Photo: Satvi, Shlomi Gabay and Roni Knafo, Editing: Shaul Adam)
Twelve demonstrators were arrested last night (Sunday) in protest against government corruption and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem, which began yesterday for the 11th Saturday in a row.
As part of this, about a thousand people also demonstrated in front of Netanyahu's private home in Caesarea, as well as in dozens of bridges and intersections throughout the country.
Among other things, about 200 people arrived at the Binyamina junction, where MK Yair Lapid also arrived. Hundreds of people
gathered for a demonstration in front of the prime minister's residence in Balfour. Police in riot gear stormed a
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Friday, removing hundreds of protesters by truck. Police in riot gear stormed a
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Friday, removing hundreds of protesters by truck. Police in riot gear stormed a
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Friday, removing hundreds of protesters by truck.
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The streets were opened to traffic.
Evacuation of protesters at the end of the protest in Balfour, tonight (Photo: Reuven Castro)
It was further stated that the reason for the arrests and detentions was for disturbing public order and assaulting police officers.
"Near midnight, the police announced to the protesters who remained at the junction that the roads were opened to traffic, and the police called on them to clear the road. Despite the police requests, the demonstrators refused to evacuate the junction, and the police were forced to evacuate."
In addition, last night, the police arrested the illustrator and activist Zeev Engelmeier for questioning, while he was disguised as a "Shoshka" figure, near the demonstration complex near the residence of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
The reason for Engelmeier's delay was because he might constitute sexual harassment to the public, as he appeared disguised as a naked woman, but was released after a few hours.
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NEWS
Hundreds of demonstrations against the prime minister in Jerusalem and Caesarea, clashes with police were recorded near Balfour
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Cops evacuate demonstrator in Paris Square, tonight (Photo: Reuven Castro)
At the beginning of the demonstration, police said they were calling on protesters to refrain from using violence and provocation.
"Israeli police officers are prepared and ready, at any given moment, to maintain and protect public peace, to allow for a safe and free life, and at the same time the freedom of expression and protest."
In response, members of the "Crime Minister" protest group attacked the conduct of the police in blocking the deputies, calling its operation a "new abuse tactic."
"This attempted silence will not succeed either. Our people are determined to get there in any way. This tune cannot be stopped - even tonight tens of thousands will call for a corrupt and failed prime minister to go home."
In response, a senior Jerusalem police officer told Walla!
NEWS that blocking the roads leading to the square is a security measure designed to keep the protesters safe.
Evacuation of protesters at the end of the protest in Balfour, tonight (Photo: Reuven Castro)
In Caesarea, for the seventh week in a row, at the initiative of the Movement for Quality of Government, as well as other organizations, joined by the protesters of the black flags at the end of the protests on the bridges and intersections in the area.
At the Hadera police junction, a cup of cold coffee was thrown at protesters, and protesters at the Olga Bridge found at the end of the demonstration that they had damaged their cars by smashing the windows and punching the tires.
A complaint was filed with the Hadera police.
Demonstrators in Paris Square, last night (Photo: Reuven Castro)
Maj. Gen. (Res.) Noam Tibon, who spoke at the Caesarea Center on the stage of the Movement for Quality of Government Movement, said, "We are in the last place in the Corona crisis. Where is the government? Where is the responsibility? Where is the honesty? Only the corrupt Bibi is responsible. "Like Golda Meir - a corrupt prime minister who betrayed his country. This protest will send Bibi home."
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