Protesters against Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu wave flags and banners outside his residence in Jerusalem, Sunday, May 24, 2020. Hundreds of protesters calling him the "crime minister" demonstrated outside his official residence, while hundreds of supporters, including leading members of his Likud party, rallied in support of him at the courthouse. Netanyahu faces charges of fraud, breach of trust, and accepting bribes in a series of corruption cases.
Retired Brig. Gen. Amir Haskel has been a leader of the protest movement against Netanyahu, demanding that the long-time leader step down while facing charges of fraud, breach of trust and accepting bribes. Haskel and several others were detained on Friday in what police said was an “illegal” demonstration because the protesters blocked roads.
Police said they offered to release Haskel and others if they agreed to refrain from returning to the scene of the protests. Haskel and two others refused the conditions and remained in detention. Netanyahu has denied wrongdoing, calling the charges a witch-hunt against him by a hostile media and a biased law enforcement system.
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The protesters blocked roads and gathered during the pandemic, breaking quarantine rules. Yep, I can see why arrests were made.
lI don't want to suffer and I need ove
A quarter century of crime is enough. But IsraeliPM in Jail and let Israel return to rule of law and honor.
نموذج ديمقراطي داخل منطقة شعوبها تختنق.
Political Prisoners? That is a desperate move Benji. 🤔
Israeli affairs, poison to Palestinians
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ليستفيد حكام التطبيع من الديمقراطية الحضارية من إسرائيل.
Israel needs to be ended. Zionism is a cancer. Jews who are not zionistic are awesome. The rest can go to hell.
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