Cultural protest leaders attacked ministry officials, demanding to help the industry, as the state has assisted the tourism and hotel industries • 150,000 are forced to manage without livelihood

Alongside reports of the reopening of the cultural world and the (partial) return of music and theater performances, the protest of the cultural and entertainment industry is still under the headline "soul or success".

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A protest event in front of the Jerusalem Ministry of Finance is taking place on Monday, a protest event that opened the third "Industry of Wrath Week" during which hundreds of workers came to express their anger and raise their demand from the Ministry of Finance for proper compensation so that they can be honored. To the government offices as part of the protest.

The headquarters of the cultural and events world are protesting the fact that despite the opening outline that has formed large parts of the industry will remain closed and with them hundreds of thousands of people who remain unemployed, and that freelancers, freelancers, small businesses and medium businesses have not yet received their compensation for May-June.

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As part of the protest event, participants are seeking to highlight the plight of more than 150,000 industrial workers, many of whom have been forced to make a living for almost four months. In addition, protesters from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are demanding to produce an economic solution to the plight of the industry, as previously promised.

The protesters point out that the opening of the cultural world will allow a return to work of about 15 percent of the industry, claiming that 85 percent of the industry is still not allowed to work at this time. The protesters called on the finance minister and office workers to "stop joining behind the wall of indifference," they said, and look after subsistence allowances for workers who are in the foreign currency, as the state did for workers in the hotel and tourism industries. Easy, just as they did for the hotel and tourism industry.

"You earn our blood and sweat but you made us sit at home"

Meir Hayon, theorist: "Today I find myself unemployed, because of you, because of what you said, because of what you promised when the state encouraged me to go independent, and I received no support from you, I did not see it easy to help me through this crisis. Months burnt all my savings, I have friends in the field who say they have no food to bring home to children! ".

Eran Fisher, CEO and owner of an outdoor group of heads: "Finance Minister, listen to me, I have been sitting at home for three months not because I am not good at my job but because you are not good at your job! We earn our blood and sweat but you made us sit at home, So at least let us do it with respect. "

Linda Avitan, owner of lighting and lighting company: "Finance Minister you don't give us what even the prime minister told you to give us - oxygen! And we will continue to fight for what we deserve every day! You will not throw people with real distress into the street, the area will burn and continue to burn ! ".

Actor Eran Ivenir, Sham's representative: "I am a TV and movie theater player for almost 30 years, 16 years ago I chose to be independent, not get a holiday present, not work when I have no job. I did not take into account that reality would not allow me to work. On March 10, all the shows and shows were canceled. I have a family, two little girls, and for four months I didn't bring home a dime. What does the country expect me to do? I haven't slept for four months. The state that I live and breathe with joy and sadness suddenly says nothing. Remember that these people who cry are the first to volunteer in times of emergency. Wake up because things are getting worse. "