Tel Aviv: Thousands of protesters took part in anti-government protests outside the official residence of PM Benjamin Netanyahu. According to reports, this is the biggest rally organized in the capital since the beginning of the recent anti-government protests. According to sources, some 10,000 people took part in the protests at the PM's residence.
Around 1 thousand people are protesting outside Netanyahu's private house in the coastal city of Caesarea. Thousands of these people have started protesting on the main routes of bridges and highways across the country. According to the report, police have detained 4 people a day for attacking a pair of protesters in the south and arresting a person who threw rockets at protesters in Haifa.
In a statement by the police, it has been said that no one is allowed to oppose demonstrations of violence against police officers, civilians, or property. Violent riots, violations of law, and law (public) order and vandalism are strongly dealt with and will be implemented accordingly. The PM is accused of bribery, fraud, and breach of trust. Netanyahu has been engaged in simultaneous investigations into several issues on corruption and bribery for a few years, which is why he had to relinquish all ministerial positions, but a long political power crisis with three snap general elections in 1 year among Israelis.
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