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Israeli police forcibly disperse sit-in demanding dismissal of government

Published June 18, 2024
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Israeli activists and media have published videos of Israeli police dispersing a sit-in demanding the replacement of the government of Prime Minster Benjamin Netanyahu, reports Al Jazeera.

The footage posted on X shows Israeli police attempting to forcibly disperse the demonstrators at the entrance to Jerusalem.

According to Israeli media, police arrested four people for blocking a road in Jerusalem.

Translation: The continuation of the violence against the activists of ‘Change direction’ in Jerusalem

Translation: The police turn away anti-government protesters who are blocking Route 16 in Jerusalem

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