Israeli police arrested nine protesters in an unauthorized demonstration in Tel Aviv on Saturday evening. The protest was held in opposition to what organizers called 'the pogroms of the settlers in the West Bank,' according to reports. Police said the protest was not coordinated with them.
Nine protesters were arrested by Israeli police in Tel Aviv on Saturday evening during an unauthorized demonstration against what organizers called 'the pogroms of the settlers in the West Bank,' according to reports. The police said the protest was not coordinated with them. The Zioneer earlier reported that the protest took place on Kaplan Street and that nine individuals were arrested for unlawful conduct, citing N12. The additional details provided by other sources indicate the protest's stated motive and the police's characterization of the event. The identities of the arrestees and any charges have not been released.
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