Activist comparing Prime Minister Netanyahu to Hitler detained for questioning on suspicion of assaulting police officers • Hundreds of protesters gather in front of the Prime Minister's House in Caesarea
The demonstration against Prime Minister Netanyahu in Caesarea
Crime Minister activist Sadi Ben Sheetrit was detained this evening (Saturday night) for questioning on suspicion of assaulting police officers.
As you may recall, this is an activist who was documented comparing Nazi tyrant Adolf Hitler to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
According to the protest movement, Ben Sheetrit and several demonstrators demanded that a right-wing activist who came to the demonstration leave the place.
Following this, an undercover policeman who was present at the scene arrested Ben Sheetrit.
The Prime Minister added: "Business as usual in the Jerusalem police who continue to abuse the protesters and hunt down the protest leaders. Doron Yadid (commander of the Jerusalem district; 14) turned his policemen into criminals in the service of a criminal defendant.
Another example of the dangerous processes that Netanyahu is leading.
We are determined to save Israel from the accused and we will not be deterred.
Not from the incitement of him and his supporters, nor from Doron Yedid and his militia. "
This is Sadi Ben Sheetrit, one
of the leaders of the Crimean Protest in Balfour.
Tonight he compares Prime Minister @netanyahu to no less * than Hitler *!
I expect a sweeping apology from the left feeder, their widespread renunciation and the opening of tomorrow's news releases with an item on it.
It probably will not happen,
you already know why pic.twitter.com/ JGJ264RfQ3
- Yaniv Turgeman (@YanivTurgi) November 18, 2020
Hundreds of protesters came to a demonstration in Caesarea on Saturday night, not far from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's house.
Tonight's demonstration takes place in an area that is closer to Netanyahu's house.
Police consider demonstrators compound where they congregate.
The demonstration against Netanyahu is being held in the shadow of last week's events, in which about ten Netanyahu supporters came and protested against the Farkash family, a whole family that lost its pilot son Tom in the Second Lebanon War.
The demonstrators protested that the Farkash family, who live next to Netanyahu, allow the protesters of the black flags to demonstrate from the roof of their house.
One of the protesters in the protest tonight carried a sign that read: "Do not touch us at the end."
Other demonstrators carried signs that read: "We are the gatekeepers," "Investigation now into the submarine affair," "The people demand democracy," "Balfour is here," and more.
In front of Netanyahu's opponents, a convoy of cars with signs and flags passed in favor of the prime minister.
Supporters called out to the protest: "traitors" and "outlaws of Israel."
The demonstrators read, among other things: "Our country and not Netanyahu's," "We will not give up until Bibi is arrested," "He has no wallet but he has files - bribery, fraud and breach of trust," "We will not give up until Bibi resigns."
A Caesarea resident spoke at the demonstration: "I am here for Tom Farkash. I was near the Farkash family home when the protesters got there. I heard terrible things. I tried to talk about their hearts but it did not help. It is time for the prime minister to wake up and understand that a dangerous red line has been crossed."
