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With chairs and keeping distance: Hundreds of demonstrators outside the Prime Minister's residence in Jerusalem

Less than a day before the general closure took effect, and in the background of discussions on approving the outline of restrictions on the demonstrations, hundreds of people gathered in Paris Square in protest against Netanyahu and government corruption.

The demonstrators distributed two-meter-long films to keep their distance

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Thursday, 24 September 2020, 21:23

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In the video: Thousands demonstrate near the Prime Minister's residence in Jerusalem (Photo: Roni Kanfo, Reuters, AP, Editing: Itai Amram)

Hundreds of people are protesting tonight (Thursday) in Paris Square in Jerusalem against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, near his residence.

The demonstration takes place after the government decided tonight to impose a general closure in the country, and in parallel with the discussions taking place in the committees and the Knesset plenum on the approval of the outline of the demonstrations during the closure.

The demonstrators brought chairs with them to the area of ​​the square, and placed them at a distance from each other, in an attempt to maintain the restrictions.

They also handed out two-meter-long ribbons, and on the public address system they were asked to keep their distance and listen to the ushers.

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