After about nine months and two days before the election, left-wing protesters decided to fold the encampment • "Fulfilled his historic role, now we will focus on increasing the turnout"
Activists of the "No Situation" movement decided yesterday (Saturday) to dismantle the protest tent near the Prime Minister's residence in Jerusalem.
According to the activists, "the encampment fulfilled its historic role after 'no situation' and the various protest movements led to the overthrow of the government."
"After nine months of protests against a prime minister accused of a crime led by a failed government, we decided on a joint action and activists to dismantle it. Our decision comes after 'no situation' and various protest movements led to the overthrow of the government.
Ignition of a protest tent // Photo: No situation
It will be recalled that the encampment was set up during the demonstrations in front of the Prime Minister's Residence in June 2020, as part of a protest against Netanyahu, and the activists' demand to go to the polls.
Photo: Moshe Ben Simhon
Against the background of the dismantling of the encampment, the activists noted that "Amir Hashakel set out to protest on the sidewalk in Balfour on June 11, 2020. Since then, the encampment has been built in Balfour with many activists and activists guarding the 'protest tent - protest fire' 24/7 for over nine months."