Artist protest week culminates in a "burial ceremony" held in Jerusalem in memory of Israeli culture • "200,000 homes without livelihood"

• Culture industry protest: "200,000 families without livelihood"

The rage week of the headquarters of the struggle to save the world of culture and events that began on Sunday ended in Jerusalem on Thursday in a ceremony for the world of cultural and non-budgeted events. 

Hundreds of participants, cultural workers and members of the struggle staff conducted a "funeral ceremony" which opened with a two-minute mourning and continued to lay wreaths, reading Kaddish and obituaries by the leaders of the struggle. The ceremony ended with the singing of hope by singer Miri Aloni, with a final declaration of the burial of the cultural world by the Israeli government.   

The ceremony follows the mass demonstration that took place yesterday against the Prime Minister's Office, and included riots by protesters after the last minute of a scheduled meeting of protestors with Prime Minister's Office. Three protesters were detained for questioning.   

The protest of the cultural and events world workers, dubbed the "soul or war," is being held in light of the demand of 200,000 industrialists to assist the government in the wake of the Corona crisis and the human economic arrival of them due to cancellation of performances and events.    

Eric Schechter, owner of the Hochmann Schechter production company, said: "A whole branch will collapse! Who will the outline come from? And when will the referral come? Because his pain will not heal, and his culture will be lost, and his inspirational light will turn off and the sound of melodies will be deafened and his work will be evacuated and whatever the audience is - will evaporate. " 

Assaf Diamant, art producer, added: "Today we are kneeling and burying the joy. Not our personal joy, the national joy. About two hundred thousand income-less households and livelihoods, and here we are, standing here today, as a blow to a culture that has been trampled - producers, archers, filmmakers and directors ... all of us at your feet - we have become transparent. "