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The protest in the Jarrah - Cops pushed MK Tibi, two demonstrators arrested
A month after attacking MK Kasif, police forces pushed his friend to the list at the weekly demonstration taking place in the neighborhood, while he was standing next to him. According to the protesters, two were injured by stun grenades and evacuated to a hospital.
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Maya Horodnichano
Friday, 07 May 2021, 19:40
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In the video: Police officers push MK Ehad Tibi in demonstration in Sheikh Jarrah (Editing: Aviad Ballali)
MK Ahmad Tibi (Photo: Screenshot, Screenshot)
During riots that took place this evening (Friday) in the Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood, police pushed MK from the joint list Ahmad Tibi and MK Ofer Kasif.
According to police, two suspects in the riot and stone-throwing were arrested.
According to the protesters, two of them were injured by stun grenades and evacuated to a hospital.
The demonstrations are held weekly against the backdrop of the evacuation of houses in the neighborhood, with some of the protesters being left-wing activists chanting, among other things, "Enough of the occupation" and "police of us all."
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