Right-wing demonstrators set up an improvised checkpoint in Beit Shan (according to Article 27)
Demonstrators in favor of the legal revolution will march tonight (Thursday) in Tel Aviv.
The protestors will gather in the plaza of the Tel Aviv Museum and finish, according to the approved plan, on Kaplan Street.
Central roads in the city will be blocked by the police.
The protest, organized by Likud activists and the If You Want Movement, will be held under the title "Freedom March".
The beginning of the gathering will be at 19:00.
The demonstrators will arrive by bus from localities throughout the country, including Rishon Lezion, Mitzpe Jericho, Kfar Saba, Modi'in, Gedera, Afula, Harish, Nahariya, Netanya, Ashkelon, Beer Sheva, Tiberias, Afula, Kiryat Gat, Jerusalem, Ashdod, Haifa, Netivot, Yavneh , and several settlements, including Maale Adumim, Ali Zahav, Kochav HaShahar, Bat El and Kiryat Arba.
Demonstration in favor of the legal revolution, Jerusalem, March 27, 2023 (Photo: Yotam Ronan)
The march will leave the museum on Shaul Hamelech St., continue through Menachem Begin and arrive at the Government Kiryat at Azrieli Junction.
Starting at 18:00, Kaplan Street from Ibn Gvirol Street to Menachem Begin Road will be closed to traffic in both directions, the Kaplan intersection with Menachem Begin Road to the north and south (including subsidence), Hamsgar Street from Yitzhak Sade Street to Menachem Begin Road in the north direction, Namir Road from Jabotinsky Street in the direction South, Menachem Begin Road from Parshat Road towards Namir Road, Shaul Hamelech Boulevard from Leonardo Da Vinci Street to Menachem Begin Road in both directions and the ascents to the Peace Interchange on Ayalon lanes from the north and south.
The police stated that "the road blocks will be marked on the waze app. Due to the blocks, there may be large traffic congestion throughout the district. The instructions of the police officers stationed at the checkpoints must be obeyed and alternative routes should be used."
More in Walla!
Former head of the Mossad Farudo on the checkpoints in the north: "Like in the civil war in Lebanon - for the time being without weapons"
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fear of ignition
Tonight there will not be a parallel demonstration against the legal revolution, however the violence in the demonstrations that were held on Monday and inflammatory discourse on the Internet raises the fear of a flare-up.
The Fake Reporter organization and the Democratic Bloc identified in Telegram groups calls for violence in the protest this evening, similar to those that preceded the clashes at the beginning of the week.
"Tomorrow there is going to be a protest in Tel Aviv GTA San Andres," wrote the group "Right-wing protest against the left-wing protest".
Another protester added: "The more violent we become, the more they will fear us."
They also noted that at the demonstration, flags of the movement of Meir Kahana, which was declared a terrorist organization, would be distributed.
Similar messages were found in the Telegram group of the Otzma Yehudit party, headed by Minister of Internal Security Itamar Ben Gabir.
"Look at how they won't come to Kaplan. They're afraid of the right. They know that whoever comes there from the left to provoke provocations will probably leave in an ambulance," threatened the user "Collected Project Management Renovation".
In the group "Ultres Israel" there was a sale notice of smoke grenades, explosive hives and fireworks in Haifa.
"You asked - you got it," wrote the seller, next to whose name appear the colors of Beitar Jerusalem. Another user wrote last night that "they are going to Sharona to fuck the occupation protesters."
I beat them now in Jerusalem" and then he answered him "Madness tomorrow.
I'm dying to punch them in the face."
A spokesman, if you will, tried to calm the spirits in a message he sent on WhatsApp groups ahead of the protest. "No inciting signs such as 'traitorous leftists' and calls of incitement and violence," he asked, adding: "Please obey the orders of the security forces.
The march will take place on the road and there will be no additional roadblocks as part of the march." Other demonstrators called for the avoidance of violence.
Calls in right-wing groups on Telegram to act violently against opponents of the legal revolution (photo: screenshot, fake reporter)
The CEO of Fake Reporter Ahiya Shatz told Walla! that "in the last few days we have forwarded over 200 reports about incitement and organizing violent activity through the network.
The messages we see in the last few days on the social networks of the extreme right are alarming in the level and amount of violence, and remind us of the days of the 'guardian of the walls'.
Then, as today, organized violence planned in these groups led to injury to innocents."
According to him, "the preventive activity of the authorities is welcome but not enough.
We call on the security forces to treat incitement and organizations to online violence as a significant threat, and to prepare accordingly to protect human life and allow all Israeli citizens to demonstrate safely."
On the side that opposes the legal revolution, they started organizing yesterday to protect the protesters following the violence against them at the beginning of the week.
More than a thousand people joined WhatsApp groups that dealt with the issue, and came up with methods of action to prevent the next case - from a buffer line between the parties, to bringing chains and fists.
The proposal to bring an attack method was widely criticized in the groups.
After the article that appeared yesterday in Walla!
The largest group of them was closed.
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