Pak Sahafat – Last evening, hundreds of thousands of people protested against the Prime Minister of the Zionist regime, Benjamin Netanyahu, in various cities in the occupied territories.
According to Pak Sahafat news agency, quoted by Shahab News website, Hebrew language sources announced that hundreds of thousands of people came to the streets on Saturday evening in the ninth week of protests against Netanyahu, again against the Prime Minister of the Zionist regime and his extremist cabinet.
These sources emphasized that about 200,000 people in Tel Aviv, 30,000 in Haifa, 12,000 in Herzliya, 4,000 in Ashdod, and tens of thousands more in other regions and cities against Netanyahu and his cabinet’s policies, especially reforms in the judicial system.
The images released from Tel Aviv showed the extent of this week’s protests. While chanting slogans against Netanyahu, the angry protesters clashed with the Israeli police.
Following the start of these protests, the Minister of Internal Security of the Zionist regime, Itmar Ben Guer, ordered the Zionist police to block the entrance to the main streets.
The Zionist regime police tried to disperse the protestors by using sound bombs and troops on horseback.
Zionist sources announced that these protests began with a focus on Kabulan Street in the center of Tel Aviv and then spread to other areas.
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According to the report, dozens of cities in the occupied territories, besides Tel Aviv, were the scene of riots by the opposition against Netanyahu last evening. Haifa, Occupied Jerusalem, Herzliya, Ramat Hasharon, Kiryat Taboon, Kfar Saba, Rahofot, Nes Tsiuna, Ra’anana, Beersheba and Holon were among these cities that broke the record of past protests with the large attendance of 250,000 protesters and the biggest demonstrations against Netanyahu in recent years.
One of the large gatherings last evening was held in front of the house of Justice Minister of Netanyahu’s cabinet, Yario Levin, in Modi’in district, a person who is said to have proposed the judicial reform plan and is following up on its final approval.
The Zionist regime police also tried to prevent the protests from moving to the centers and main streets of the cities last evening with a large presence in the streets, but the large presence of Netanyahu’s opponents thwarted their efforts.
Hebrew sources have described the confrontation between the Israeli police and the protesters who were moving towards Netanyahu’s residence as very intense.
Sara Netanyahu, the wife of the Prime Minister of the Zionist regime, was attacked by protesters while she was in a hair salon in Tel Aviv. After a few hours, the Israeli police managed to break the siege of the barbershop by the protesters and took Netanyahu’s wife safely out of the area.
These days, Hebrew sources report the presence of nearly 250,000 protesters on the streets of Tel Aviv, occupied Jerusalem and other cities, which is an unprecedented number compared to past protests against Netanyahu.
It should be noted that last week, the Knesset of the Zionist regime approved the law prohibiting the removal of Prime Minister Netanyahu, despite nationwide protests against him, and this has caused Netanyahu’s opponents to pour into the streets. The judicial reform law considered by Netanyahu was also approved two weeks ago in the first reading, so it needs two more readings to be finalized.