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Bottle Thrown at Prime Minister's Convoy Near Jerusalem Market

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The Jerusalem PostSecurity

Bottle Thrown at Netanyahu Motorcade; Hostage Families Confront PM

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A glass bottle was thrown at Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's motorcade near Jerusalem's Mahaneh Yehuda market on Thursday night. Security forces responded, but the motorcade continued. Earlier, at Tel Aviv's HaTikva Market, families of hostages confronted Netanyahu, reporting they were verbally and physically attacked by supporters. MK Gilad Kariv condemned the violence against the families.

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  • A glass bottle was thrown at Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's motorcade near Mahaneh Yehuda market.
  • Security personnel responded to the bottle-throwing incident but the motorcade continued.
  • Hostage families confronted Netanyahu at Tel Aviv's HaTikva Market earlier on Thursday.
  • The families reported being verbally and physically attacked by supporters at the market.
  • MK Gilad Kariv condemned the violence against the hostage families.
Bottle Thrown at Netanyahu Motorcade; Hostage Families Confront PM
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