(Worthy News) – Hundreds of Israelis blocked roads at simultaneous demonstrations calling for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s resignation in Tel Aviv and Haifa on Thursday night.
The protest in Tel Aviv began in the city’s Rabin Square before spilling over onto the adjacent Ibn Gabirol Street. Demonstrators then marched to the Kiryat Hamemshala government complex on Menachem Begin Road, blocking traffic in both directions in the process.
The demonstrators had not received a permit to block the roads, but police decided to allow the peaceful procession to take place. Outside the Tel Aviv government complex, protesters also tried to block the Azrieli junction, but police prevented them from doing so. [ Source: Times of Israel (Read More…) ]
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