Religious Zionism Party Headquarters Targeted by Protesters Attempting Violent Entry

The Religious Zionism party reported that protesters arrived at its headquarters on Wednesday, with some attempting to forcibly enter the building. The demonstrators carried signs stained with red paint and chanted slogans such as "Arabs want to live." In response, party employees were instructed to remain inside their offices until police arrived. Authorities were called to the scene and subsequently arrived to manage the situation. After police intervention, members of the far-left group "Standing Together" left the party's headquarters in Shoham. The Religious Zionism party condemned the incitement by Yair Golan and others, as well as the silence of Gadi Eizenkot, linking these to the violence against settlers. The party demanded a police investigation and called on opposition leaders Gadi Eizenkot, Naftali Bennett, and Hili Tropper to denounce the far-left violence fueled by incitement against the settler community.