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A convoy of protests against Netanyahu on its way to Jerusalem and Caesarea, demonstrations will also be held at intersections

Police forces were present for the evening, so there may be live demonstrations outside the prime minister's residence on Balfour Street in the capital, and near the home of Netanyahu in Caesarea.

Police have announced that they intend to enforce the regulations that came into force to prevent congestion and the obligation to wear masks

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Yanir Yagana, Maya Horodnitzano, Yoav Itiel and Liran Levy

Saturday, September 26, 2020, 5:15 p.m.

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In the video: A convoy of protesters' vehicles on their way to protest against Netanyahu in Jerusalem (edited by Shaul Adam)

Car convoys set out this afternoon (Saturday) in the direction of Jerusalem and Caesarea, ahead of several demonstrations and protests against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and government corruption.

Police forces were present ahead of the demonstrations expected to take place in front of the prime minister's residence on Balfour Street in Jerusalem, and near the home of Netanyahu in Caesarea.

Police have made it clear that they intend to enforce tonight the regulations that came into force last night, relating to preventing congestion and maintaining a distance of two meters between demonstrators.

Also, the obligation to wear masks will be enforced throughout the check.

Regarding the activity of setting up noise in a residential area as part of the protest, the police clarified that according to the High Court decision, starting at 9:30 PM, noise is prohibited using air horns, drums, percussion and other means of noise other than public address and amplification. a ban on the use of amplification.

at the same time, made it clear that the protest that the protest Balfour will take place tonight as previous weeks, but will be held in strict adherence to maintaining a distance and wearing masks. According to the organization, convoys leaving in the afternoon is expected to join the convoy giant of more than 3,000 vehicles on Route 1 From there, the vehicles will continue to Balfour, and a convoy will also leave for Caesarea, where a demonstration will be held in front of the Netanyahu family's home.

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A convoy of protesters' vehicles on their way from Netanya to Jerusalem (Photo: "Black Flags" protest)

The "Crimean Minister", "No Situation", "Komi Israel", "The Pink Front", and the "Democrats" said in preparation for the demonstration that "the Corona default is the failure of the Yom Kippur War 2020, which is wreaking a social, health and economic catastrophe on Israel."

Protest groups added that "only Netanyahu is to blame and he is now trying to destroy democracy. He is obsessively involved in the Balfour demonstrations because they expose the lies he is trying to hide and the fact that he abandoned the citizens of Israel. And the citizens of Israel say to Netanyahu - You have sinned before us. "

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