A convoy of dozens of vehicles left Beit Shemesh for Jerusalem on Thursday afternoon in a show of support for 63 individuals recently released from detention in connection with the disturbance at Supreme Court Justice Noam Solberg's home. The event is coordinated with police, according to reports.
On Thursday afternoon, a convoy of dozens of vehicles departed Beit Shemesh for Jerusalem to show support for 63 individuals recently released from detention in the Solberg home disturbance case. The convoy is coordinated with police, according to the report.
This follows an earlier report by The Zioneer at 17:27 that the convoy was forming. The current update specifies the route from Beit Shemesh to Jerusalem and confirms police coordination. The number of detainees honored has been updated from 64 to 63.
The convoy is part of a broader protest movement sparked by the arrest of dozens of activists following the demonstration at Justice Solberg's home two weeks ago, which turned violent. Police have facilitated the convoy while managing traffic.
4 developments
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