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Protest against Netanyahu continues: "We will not forgive the economic catastrophe"
The protest, which is taking place for the 12th week, will take place near the Prime Minister's residence in Jerusalem and near his home in Caesarea, as well as at bridges and intersections throughout the country.
Independent organizations are expected to join a demonstration in Jerusalem against the backdrop of the closure: "It's time to join forces"
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Maya Horodnitzano, Yoav Itiel, Yanir Yagana and Dana Yarkatzi
Saturday, 12 September 2020, 18:46 Updated: 19:29
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Live broadcast: protest against Netanyahu in Caesarea (Photo: Niv Aharonson)
A protest against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is being held in a number of centers around the country tonight (Saturday), for the 12th week in a row.
Earlier in the evening, civilians demonstrated on bridges across the country, and throughout the evening more protests will take place near the Prime Minister's residence in Jerusalem and near the Netanyahu family's home in Caesarea.
This, in protest of the "government corruption", in the words of the protesters, the manner in which the Corona crisis was handled and against the background of the imminent return to closure.
In Jerusalem, a procession from the String Bridge is expected to take place at the entrance to the city towards Paris Square, near the Prime Minister's Residence, where the main demonstration will take place.
"The people are collapsing and the accused who failed to manage the crisis is closing the country and fleeing. The accused will not be forgiven for the economic and health catastrophe as a result of political and survival considerations at the expense of the public." ".
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The demonstrators against Netanyahu, near Kibbutz Einat, today (Photo: Reuven Castro)
Along with the veteran protest organizations, other independent organizations are expected to join the demonstration in Jerusalem.
The organizations threatened earlier this week that if they were not presented with a compensation outline, business owners would break the closure the government might impose during the holidays, warning that they would join the general protest.
"We have lost faith in the government, and on Saturday night we will come to Balfour to fight for rights and livelihoods," said President of the Chamber of Independent Organizations Roi Cohen at a conference of independent organizations in Tel Aviv.
So far, the independent organizations have not participated in the weekly demonstrations against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in front of his residence in Jerusalem.
Accordingly, the Association of Hall Owners and Event Gardens also called on all hall owners and vendors to join the protest.
"The association has decided to call on the owners of the halls and events industry to go up to Balfour and demonstrate against the Israeli government's policy that has harmed and trampled on the celebrations event industry in Israel. There is no closure without compensation. It is time to unite, join forces and take action!"
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The demonstrators against Netanyahu, near Kibbutz Einat, today (Photo: Reuven Castro)
The protest of the black flags on the Menara cliff, today
Tonight, the demonstrators in Caesarea will also be allowed for the first time to hold a procession on the Netanyahu family's residence street, and to reach up to 200 meters from the house.
This, as part of a compromise reached on the issue with the police.
Thousands of protesters protested yesterday in front of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's residence on Balfour Street in Jerusalem.
The demonstrators marched from the seat of the First Knesset on King George Street in the capital to Netanyahu's residence, where they held a Shabbat reception.
This, as part of a protest that has been going on for several months against government corruption and the prime minister.
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