In the reports on yesterday's rally in Tel Aviv, the rally held on Rabin Square last Thursday was also mentioned against the "Corona Law". Protesters descended from the square to Ibn Gvirol Street and blocked it, tried to attack passersby and threw objects at the police. 

Yesterday you could see the crossing of the red lines by raising Palestinian flags. How can we demonstrate for peace and democracy under the banner of terrorism and tyranny? From that violent totalitarian, fashionable outlook, you could see a photo of one protester wearing a Stalin T-shirt - instead of Che Guevara, as is customary. There were signs with the sickle and hammer symbol, the Red Swastika. 

Maybe this will make some of the cheerful Shocken Street women run to the oxygen masks: what should be clear from the recent lessons learned, in the United States and Israel, is that there is a threat to democracy. The black boots organizations, the black flags, the Red Swastika movement with the hammer and sickle, the Stalin and Communism fans, the local Bernie Sanders, are the danger today for the democratic regime. Much more than the hill boy. 

The old protests of the left in the United States and the world have become meaningless if not accompanied by a campaign of destruction and looting. For us, this fashion has not yet arrived. But the message of the black shirt and flag movement is that public order as it is done with government authority is not legitimate and must be violated. We saw it when, during the most difficult period of the Corona epidemic, they organized a car convoy that hit the traffic on Route 1. 

So the fact that the protesters last night in Rabin Square incriminated themselves and allegedly caused damage to their cause because of the flags and logos is less important. What is more important is the promiscuity again. Demonstration whose message: Everything is allowed. Whoever openly flies the enemy flags is contemptuous of Israeli citizens - no less than brawls burning buildings and burglaries. This is no different from the contempt for Bedouin-based Bedouin raiders. 

By the way, how do Alhayani and his friends feel when they see their new allies from the extreme left? Nor are they enthusiastic to say the least about the application of Israeli law in Judea and Samaria and the valley.