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Jerusalem Rally for Rioters Arrested Near Supreme Court Judge Ends in Attacks on Soldiers and Police
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First reported by N12 · 9 minutes ago
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A convoy welcoming 63 individuals released after riots outside Supreme Court Judge Solberg's home in Jerusalem turned violent, with attacks on soldiers and police. Avigdor Lieberman condemned the government for failing to denounce the violence.
- 01A convoy from Beit Shemesh to Jerusalem welcomed 63 released rioters from Judge Solberg's home protests.
- 02The procession in Jerusalem escalated into violence against three Netzah Yehuda soldiers and police.
- 03Objects were thrown and chants of 'Nazis out' were heard during the attacks.
- 04The soldiers escaped unharmed despite the assault by some participants.
- 05Police intervened but were also attacked during the incident.
- 06Avigdor Lieberman criticized the government for not condemning the violence and promised action after October 27.
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