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Protest against Netanyahu: Demonstrations will be held in Jerusalem and Caesarea despite the closure
Protests against government corruption began with the start of the holiday, with the focus of the demonstration in Balfour.
This is despite the restrictions and before the approval of the outline for holding demonstrations was published.
The organizers called on the public to come to the capital "with extreme adherence to the guidelines."
Protesters claim the police are trying to enforce the regulations: "Everything is being done to sabotage the protest"
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Maya Horodnitzano, Yoav Itiel Vinir Yagana
Sunday, September 20, 2020, 4:15 p.m.
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In the video: Demonstration of the black flags in Caesarea and Balfour (Photo: Roni Kanfo, Shlomi Gabay, Israel Police and Satvio, Editing: Shaul Adam)
The weekly protest against government corruption and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will continue tonight (Sunday), when the demonstrations are expected to begin with the end of the holiday.
At the center of the protest, the main demonstration near the Prime Minister's residence on Balfour Street in Jerusalem, to which some of the demonstrators are expected to arrive in a convoy of vehicles from Latrun.
Another demonstration is expected to take place in front of Netanyahu's private home in Caesarea.
The weekly demonstrations against Netanyahu this time under the restrictions of the general closure imposed as part of the fight against the spread of the corona virus.
On Friday, the Ministries of Justice and Health, in cooperation with the police, published an outline for holding demonstrations during the closure in capsule format.
However, the regulations have not yet been approved by the government and the Knesset, so it is not clear how the police intend to enforce them.
In Jerusalem, however, demonstrators reported that local police were indeed trying to enforce the closure outline.
"Police in riot gear stormed a rally on Friday, removing hundreds of protesters by truck. Police in riot gear stormed a rally on Friday, removing hundreds of protesters by truck.
The Crimean Ministerial Movement said that "Balfour Police and Doron Yedid are once again taking the law into their own hands."
"The delusional capsule layout has not been approved at all and the police officially announced yesterday that they will not be able to enforce it," they said.
They also claimed that the police "did everything to sabotage the protest and abuse the protesters."
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Police checkpoint at the entrance to Jerusalem, tonight (Photo: Maya Horodnichano)
As the holiday drew to a close, protesters from the "Black Flags" movement visited the bridges and interchanges across the country.
The organization claimed that the closure was due to Netanyahu's involvement in the lawsuit against him.
"The State of Israel is in a quarantine that has one reason: a criminal accused who is busy from morning to evening in his upcoming trial," the movement said in a statement.
"The failures of this government are in line with the failures of the Yom Kippur War - only language is done on purpose."
The movement claimed that "instead of worrying about the people of Israel, Netanyahu creates distress among the citizens in order to escape the terror while milking the public coffers with tax benefits and luxury flights," adding that they "call on the House of Israel to go out and demonstrate every day against defendant number one."
The organizers of the demonstration in Jerusalem mark places to keep their distance, today
In the run-up to the holiday, protest organizations called on the public to attend mass demonstrations on a weekly basis, making it clear that they would abide by the guidelines and in accordance with the outline published, whether enforced or not.
"This week in particular, there was a high response, and the shuttles from all over the country are full to capacity. A huge convoy of vehicles will board together from Latrun starting at 6:00 PM," the Crimean Minister movement said.
The organization's statement said that "the demonstration will be conducted with extreme adherence to the guidelines, despite the police announcement that it will not enforce the new outline of demonstrations tomorrow."
"The House of Israel is called to go out and demonstrate every day."
Hanna Bridge, today (Photo: Black Flags Protest)
The organizers even demanded that the police increase the area allotted to the protesters by spacing the distance between the checkpoints placed around the compound.
"We hope that the police who have so far crammed us as sardines - will be able to get back and forth their barriers and allow us to be interpreted."
The "No Situation" movement also called on the demonstrators to come to Jerusalem and follow the instructions.
"The duration of the protest on the days of the closure is extremely important," it was reported.
"Please come tonight to Balfour in a mask and keep the social distance. This is the place to go back and note that the data showed that the demonstrations that took place in the open air were not contagious."
Blowing the shofar as part of a protest at the JNF bridge, tonight (Photo: Black Flags protest)
The police have not yet clarified whether they will enforce the guidelines.
A checkpoint at the Halacha Bridge in Tel Aviv, today (Photo: Reuven Castro)
The "Komi Israel" youth movement also called for the protest to continue and not to be deterred.
"An aggressive, timed and orchestrated campaign is being conducted in the media against our protest," it read.
"On social media, thousands of bots and pike profiles are activated with message pages in a rampant attack, wild incitement and calls for the murder of demonstrators."
The movement added that the demonstrations were not a focus of contagion, and that this claim was intended to undermine the legitimacy of the protest.
"There is zero adherence to the demonstrations. On the other hand, there is a cynical political attempt to clothe the corona in the demonstrations in order to delegitimize the most just protest - it will not succeed for them," it was reported.
They added that "the pathetic attempt to delegitimize our protest was intended to divert the public agenda from the failed and negligent conduct of this government that brought us a social, health and economic catastrophe. Put on masks, follow the guidelines of the Ministry of Health, and go out to demonstrate."
According to the published guidelines, the demonstrators will be required to divide into groups of 20 people while maintaining a "reasonable distance" between the groups as well as a distance of two meters between the demonstrator and the demonstrator.
Participants were also required to wear masks and the organizers of the demonstrations were instructed to appoint ushers to enforce the rules.
"It will not work for them."
Demonstrators on their way to Jerusalem at the Halacha Bridge in Tel Aviv, today (Photo: Reuven Castro)
The outline for holding demonstrations in closure
Divide into groups of 20 people while maintaining a reasonable distance between groups
Duty to wear masks
Maintaining a distance of two meters between demonstrators
Appointment of ushers who will enforce the rules of social distance
Cinematheque Bridge, today (Photo: Black Flags Protest)
The Prime Minister added that "the demonstrations are the lifeblood of democracy. We all have a fantastic track record in keeping the protesters healthy every week and there is not a shred of morbidity."
They added that "the masses will arrive in Balfour tomorrow to make it clear to the defendant that he is solely responsible for the colossal failure and the political closure that will not reduce morbidity and destroy the economy.
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