Jewish Power Activists Disrupt Film Screening in Tel Aviv
Translated & summarized from Haaretz by baba
Right-wing activists from the Jewish Power party disrupted a film screening at the Left Bank club in Tel Aviv, clashing with attendees. The activists also attempted to reach the Joint List party's election headquarters located in the same building. Police were called to the scene after the protesters were removed.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Jewish Power activists disrupted a film screening at Tel Aviv's Left Bank club.
- The activists clashed physically with attendees and attempted to reach the Joint List election headquarters.
- The film screening was organized by the "Mesarvot" network and was not related to Hadash.
- Police responded to the scene after the activists were removed.
- Mordechai David and Victor Shiriqi were identified among the protesting activists.
Activists from the far-right Jewish Power party, identified as Mordechai David and Victor Shiriqi among others, disrupted a film screening at the Left Bank club in Tel Aviv. The screening was organized by the "Mesarvot" network and was reportedly unrelated to the activities of the Hadash party. According to witnesses and video evidence, the right-wing activists physically clashed with attendees. The "Mesarvot" network stated that about ten activists attacked participants, including youth, and after being removed from the building, they returned to protest outside, shouting incitement. The election headquarters for the Joint List party also operates in the building, and witnesses reported that the Jewish Power activists attempted to reach the floor housing the campaign office. Police arrived at the scene after the activists were removed from the premises.
