Far-Right Group Storms Joint List HQ in Tel Aviv; Activists Repel Attack
Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba
Far-right activists associated with Otzma Yehudit and led by Mordechai David stormed the Joint List's Tel Aviv headquarters on Thursday, attempting to assault activists. Joint List members repelled the attackers and condemned the incident as a dangerous escalation of political violence threatening election integrity. The party blamed those controlling the police and vowed to remove the current government and its ministers, including the Minister of Police, Ben Gvir, in the upcoming election.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Far-right activists stormed the Joint List's Tel Aviv headquarters on Thursday evening.
- The attackers, linked to Otzma Yehudit and led by Mordechai David, were repelled by Joint List activists.
- The Joint List condemned the attack, calling it a dangerous escalation of political violence.
- The party warned the incident threatens the integrity of the upcoming October 27th election.
- The Joint List vowed to remove the right-wing government and its ministers, including Police Minister Ben Gvir.
Far-right activists, described as thugs associated with the Otzma Yehudit party and led by Mordechai David, stormed the headquarters of the Joint List in Tel Aviv on Thursday evening. The group attempted to assault activists participating in an event at the headquarters, but were immediately repelled by the Joint List's own members. The Joint List strongly condemned the attack, warning that it represents a new level of political violence and poses a real threat to election integrity. In a statement, the party suggested that those in control of the police were responsible for sending the "thugs" to intimidate them. They vowed to continue their efforts to remove the right-wing government and its ministers, specifically mentioning the "foolish Minister of Police, Ben Gvir." The Joint List concluded by pledging to remove these "hoodlums" from the government within 12 days, referring to the upcoming election on October 27th.
