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Left-Wing Activists Protest at Religious Zionism Party Headquarters Amid Tensions
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Left-Wing Activists Protest at Religious Zionism Party Headquarters Amid Tensions

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Left-wing activists from the group "Standing Together" staged a protest at the Religious Zionism party headquarters, marking their hands with red paint. During the demonstration, they chanted slogans accusing party leader Bezalel Smotrich of funding settlers who commit arson, stating, "The blood is on the hands of the government of blood." In response, the Religious Zionism party accused extreme left-wing activists of attempting to violently breach their headquarters, shouting slogans such as "Arabs want to live." The party also reported that its employees were currently trapped inside the building and instructed not to leave their offices. Police were en route to the scene to manage the situation.

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