Police confiscated sound equipment mid-speech by former minister Moshe Ya'alon at a protest in Jerusalem on Saturday night, according to Israeli media. Officers said demonstrators held an unlicensed procession, blocked roads, and used amplified sound in violation of a court-approved protest framework.
On Saturday night in Jerusalem, police confiscated sound equipment during a speech by former defense minister Moshe Ya'alon at a protest rally. According to Yolan Cohen (N12), officers cited an unlicensed procession, blocked roads, and the use of amplified sound in breach of police conditions that had been given legal force by the High Court of Justice. The incident follows a pattern of enforcement against protest gatherings in the city; as The Zioneer reported, police earlier declared an illegal gathering on Highway 1 where demonstrators blocked the road. Officers continue to enforce the court-approved framework for permitted protest zones, and confiscation of equipment remains a routine enforcement measure in this context.
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