Left-Wing Activists Protest Outside Religious Zionism Party Headquarters in Shoham

On Wednesday morning, activists from the left-wing movement "Omdim Beyachad" demonstrated outside the Religious Zionism party headquarters in Shoham. The protesters, with red paint symbolizing blood on their hands, sat on the floor and chanted slogans accusing the party and Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich of funding settler violence. They shouted phrases such as "Smotrich funds, settlers burn, the blood is on the hands of the blood government" and "The suit won't help, here they enable terror."

The Religious Zionism party reported that during the protest, the activists attempted to break into the party's offices. Party staff were instructed to remain inside until police arrived, and law enforcement was called to the scene.

Ron Feiner, an activist from Omdim Beyachad, stated that the party transfers millions to support "terror farms" in the West Bank. He accused Finance Minister Smotrich of channeling Israeli citizens' money to settler terrorism, which includes burning villages, dispossessing people of their lands and homes, and threatening the future. Feiner emphasized that as long as this terror continues, there will be no security, and vowed to continue fighting until the farms are dismantled and the terror stops, aiming for Israeli-Palestinian peace.