Right-Wing Activists Assault Haaretz Photographer at Eisenkot Protest
Translated & summarized from Haaretz by baba
Right-wing activists assaulted Haaretz photographer Itai Ron during a protest outside Gadi Eisenkot's home in Herzliya on Saturday. The activists kicked and pushed Ron, calling him a "traitor," while police present did not intervene. Around 50 activists demonstrated, blocking a street and protesting against forming a government with "terrorists."
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Right-wing activists attacked Haaretz photographer Itai Ron in Herzliya on Saturday.
- The assault occurred during a protest outside the home of National Unity chairman Gadi Eisenkot.
- Activists kicked and pushed Ron, calling him a "traitor."
- Police officers present at the scene did not intervene in the attack.
- About 50 right-wing activists participated in the demonstration.
Right-wing activists attacked Itai Ron, a photographer for the Israeli newspaper Haaretz, on Saturday evening during a protest outside the home of Gadi Eisenkot, the chairman of the National Unity party, in Herzliya. Several activists kicked Ron, pushed him, and called him a "traitor." Police officers present at the scene witnessed the assault but did not intervene. Approximately 50 right-wing activists participated in the demonstration, blocking a nearby street in the residential neighborhood and chanting slogans such as "We will not form a government with terrorists."
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