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Ganz to Ohana and Acting Commissioner of Police: "Violence Against Protesters Can Reach Murder"

In a conversation between the defense minister and the two, he asked to increase the police presence in demonstrations against Netanyahu this coming weekend.

This is in order to prevent the violence directed against the protesters, along with the enforcement of the closure guidelines.

"There is a real concern for human life," he said

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Friday, 09 October 2020, 14:19

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In the video: 38 demonstrators arrested in Tel Aviv after clashes with police (Walla! NEWS system)

Defense Minister Bnei Gantz spoke today (Friday) with Minister of Internal Security Amir Ohana and Acting Police Commissioner Superintendent Moti Cohen, and called for an increase in the presence of police officers in demonstrations against government corruption.

This is in preparation for the protests that are expected to take place tomorrow in various centers around the country.

"We are seeing violence against the protesters and there is a real fear for human life," Ganz said in a conversation.

"The violence directed at the protesters could amount to murder in the current tension."

Ganz demanded that police forces focus on preventing violence in demonstrations, alongside enforcing general closure guidelines.

He stressed that he condemns all violence against police officers and non-compliance with instructions.

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"Violence against protesters can lead to murder."

Police in protest in Tel Aviv, yesterday (Photo: Reuven Castro)

At the beginning of his conversation with Ohana and Superintendent Cohen, the Minister of Defense expressed his appreciation to the police officers who are on the ground and taking care of law enforcement.

Ganz emphasized to them that they are doing so out of the challenge we are facing and against the background of the dangerous rifts that are deepening in Israeli society.

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