A protest against the increase clause in the south, one of the demonstrators claims: "They tried to run me over" | Israel today

Dozens of people demonstrated today (Tuesday) in southern Israel against the legal reform of Minister Yariv Levin.

They waved signs against the enhancement clause and expressed opposition to the current government.

Demonstrators in the south against the legal reform, photo: no credit

According to one of the demonstrators, a student named Daniel Guy Tsavari, a man arrived at the scene who tried to run over the protestors against the reform with his vehicle: "He reached the end of the road and started yelling at us. He was already with two wheels on the sidewalk, I knocked on the car to stop, and at that moment he got out and came To me about the beatings."

The same person who got out of the vehicle shouted at the demonstrators that they were anarchists, and was later arrested by the police. 

Tomer Viner, chairman of Yesh Atid youth, said: "The incitement that started with Netanyahu and Ben Gvir reached Ben Gurion University today.

A few moments ago, I witnessed an attempt to run over protesters in broad daylight who were demonstrating against the legal coup of Netanyahu and his gang.

I recommend the Prime Minister and the Minister of National Security to condemn this horrible attempted murder.

But they will not stop us either, we will continue to take to the streets and demonstrate for the State of Israel, for the future generation."

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