In the Prime Minister's Office, the statements that were attributed to Benjamin Netanyahu yesterday are qualified.
"Contrary to the claims heard in the media, the only comparison that Prime Minister Netanyahu made between Havara and Tel Aviv is that the law should not be taken into one's hands anywhere."
Yesterday it was announced that while there was a demonstration in front of the Prime Minister's house on Gaza Street in Jerusalem, Netanyahu said that, "We will not accept violence - neither in Hawara nor in Tel Aviv."
Netanyahu did not speak in his speech about the opposition's demand to stop the legal reform legislation.
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The Prime Minister focused his speech on criticizing the thousands of protesters who rejoiced today across the country against the legal reform.
"The right to demonstrate is a fundamental value in democracy, but the freedom to demonstrate is not the freedom to stop the state," Netanyahu said.
"The one who said this 20 years ago is the former president of the court Aharon Barak. It was true then and it is still true today."
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