Netanyahu compares judicial reform protests to Huwara settler violence
The prime minister said that the protesters should learn from demonstrators who opposed the Disengagement Law in 2005.
By TOVAH LAZAROFF, JERUSALEM POST STAFF
Violent Judicial overhaul protesters are akin to the settlers that attacked the West Bank Palestinian town of Huwara, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Wednesday night. "We won't accept violence, police beating, blocking of roads. We cannot accept threats against public figures and their relatives. We will not accept lawbreakers and violence, not in Huwara, not in Tel Aviv, not anywhere,” Netanyahu said. He referenced a Sunday night incident in which Jewish vigilantes burned dozens of homes and vehicles in an attack on Huwara in which one Palestinian man was killed.
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The prime minister said that the protesters should learn from demonstrators who opposed the Disengagement Law in 2005.
By TOVAH LAZAROFF, JERUSALEM POST STAFF
Violent Judicial overhaul protesters are akin to the settlers that attacked the West Bank Palestinian town of Huwara, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Wednesday night. "We won't accept violence, police beating, blocking of roads. We cannot accept threats against public figures and their relatives. We will not accept lawbreakers and violence, not in Huwara, not in Tel Aviv, not anywhere,” Netanyahu said. He referenced a Sunday night incident in which Jewish vigilantes burned dozens of homes and vehicles in an attack on Huwara in which one Palestinian man was killed.
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