A slow-protest convoy of between 1,000 and 2,500 vehicles is expected to travel on Israeli roads tomorrow at 50 km/h during the afternoon, according to a Telegram post by activist Chaim Cohen. Residents are advised to avoid leaving home unless necessary.
A significant slow-protest convoy is planned for Wednesday afternoon (June 24), with between 1,000 and 2,500 vehicles expected to travel on Israeli roads at a deliberate 50 km/h, according to a Telegram post by activist Chaim Cohen. Cohen advised followers to avoid unnecessary travel during the period. The exact route and specific protest demands were not detailed in the message. The planned action comes amid a series of public demonstrations and traffic disruptions in recent weeks; no prior Zioneer bulletin has reported on this specific planned convoy.
- StrongSlow-protest convoy travel times halved compared to yesterday
- ConfirmedPolice confirm 1,000–1,200 vehicles in protest convoys nationwide
- DevelopingAnti-government protest slow-roll convoy reaches Haifa's Matam Junction
- DevelopingRoad closures expected in unspecified locations in Israel Wednesday afternoon
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