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The former expert from "Wedding at First Sight", the clinical psychologist Danny Friedlander, published a video tonight outside the Gillot police, in which he said that they arrested his 17-year-old nephew after he participated in a demonstration against the legal revolution and did not resort to violence.
Live from two o'clock in the morning said that it was a group of 16-17-year-old boys who protested against the revolution and were arrested.
"They are in the 11th grade, barely 17 years old, they were simply in the area of the demonstration.
The police arrested them and lawyers barely allow them.
"Beyond the fact that it makes us proud that our youth care, it's sad that in the middle of the night, instead of sleeping, law-abiding people come to release their children from police stations. Not because they stole cars or smoked drugs, but because they're fighting for the sanity of this place. It's not funny anymore. His dismissal Gallant's are a tie-breaker: psychologists will demonstrate, artists will speak, people will no longer be silent. No one is afraid anymore. We are entering a period we have not seen before. We will not allow this country to be in the hands of Christian people, of criminals, of men who will decide about women."
Friedlander posted another video at 4 am, saying that after four hours of detention the boy was released.
Danny's live from the night:
In a conversation with Walla!
Friedlander said to culture: "We are after a powerful night. Israeli society is shaken, angry and battered from all sides. After going through an arbitrary arrest with my brother and his 17-year-old son while the police themselves are exhausted and confused and it is not clear to them who they are protecting, I understand how much we must To preserve everyone's freedom. The arrest of a minor because he was at an intersection expressing involvement and hope is a sign of dark regimes. We are in a difficult morning, and I wish a unifying leadership would arise here. We are torn. Let's reach out to each other, on both sides of society. We have no other country . Our soul is homey and longs for hope."
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