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Right-Wing Protesters Storm Joint List Campaign Office in Tel Aviv
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Right-wing protesters stormed the Joint List party's campaign headquarters in Tel Aviv on Thursday, clashing with attendees at an event about conscientious objection to military service. The incident occurred at the Left Bank club, which was screening a film by the refusenik group Mesarvot. The Joint List condemned the attack as a dangerous escalation of political violence and a threat to upcoming elections, demanding police accountability. MK Ofer Casif filed a police complaint.
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- Right-wing protesters stormed the Joint List campaign office in Tel Aviv on Thursday.
- The protesters clashed with attendees at an event about conscientious objection to military service.
- The incident occurred at the Left Bank club, which was screening a film by the refusenik group Mesarvot.
- The Joint List called the attack a dangerous escalation of political violence threatening election integrity.
- MK Ofer Casif filed a police complaint on behalf of the Joint List.
- Police arrived after the protesters had already left the scene.
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