LOCKDOWN PROTESTS IN ISRAEL

Thousands of protesters took to the streets of Tel Aviv to protest the government’s lock-down measures designed to stem the spread of the novel coronavirus. The protest’s theme was the economic fallout brought upon by the measures and their allegation that the government doesn’t have any comprehensive plan to compensate them for their losses. Breaking News

NO MASKS . . . NO DISTANCING . . .NO POLICE BRUTALITY


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Meanwhile in Jerusalem, members of the Haredi (ultra-orthodox) communities have taken to the streets in the Romema neighborhood protesting a government decision to lock-down their communities in what they claim is discriminatory move.

עימותים קשים החלו אמש (מוצ״ש) והמשיכו אל השעות הקטנות של הלילה. תושבים בשכונה הסירו את המחסומים ויצאו מתחומה - בניגוד להנחיות צו בריאו
The officer, who wasn’t wearing a name tag as required was asked to be identified by the protester however the cop refused to identify himself.

VOLUNTARY  POLICE  BRUTALITY 

ISRAELI POLICE KNOW NOTHING ABOUT CROWD CONTROL . . . ONLY VIOLENCE

תיעוד: תושב ירושלים שאל שוטר מדוע אינו עוטה מסיכה – והוכה באגרוף

Strengthening their argument, one protester was punched in the face by a police officer after the former asked him why he wasn’t wearing a mask. The officer, who wasn’t wearing a name tag as required was asked to be identified by the protester however the cop refused to identify himself.