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Riots in Jerusalem: Protesters Palili cars near Netanyahu’s residence

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Riots in Jerusalem: Protesters Palili cars near Netanyahu’s residence
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Protests in Jerusalem calling for the end of the war and the release of 48 hostages of the trapped in Gaza were escalated today, and they were marked by planted fires near the residence of the Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the arrest of 13 protesters, the Israeli media report.

The demonstrations were held at several locations, including in front of Knesset, the National Library and the residence of the Prime Minister Netanyahu and the Minister of Strategic Issues Ron Dermera. The protesters barred on the roof of the Israeli national library and blocked the 431 highway to Jerusalem.

Police reported on burning containers and tires in the neighborhoods of Rehavia and Givat Ram, not far from Netanyahu’s residence, which led to parked vehicle damage. Due to the fire, several tenants of nearby buildings were evacuated and there were no injured. Two men were arrested, between the ages of 60 and 80, under suspicion of planting fires.

The Israeli police condemned incidents by saying that “the right to protest does not give the right to ignite the property or inflicting economic and health care.” They emphasized that the fires were overtaken by the “red line” and that “have nothing to do with the legal protest.

Yair Lapid opposition leads the ignition of the vehicle in Jerusalem, but added to social networks to convict a lot more “government leaving hostages to die in Gaza.” On the other hand, the National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Guir called the incidents “terrorist arson.”

The Protest Organization “Brothers per Weapons said that hundreds demonstrated in front of the House of Minister Ron Dermera, where they pointed out a banner with the message:” 48 hostages, dermer 0. ” The message lists the number of remaining hostages in captivity compared to, as they state, “Dermer’s results since he took responsibility for their return.”

“Dermer got the hardest responsibility, to bring the hostage home. The results speak for themselves: 48 hostages are still in tunnels, and zero hostages returned under his responsibility,” they added.

(Vijesti.ba)


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