Police say Ayalon Highway procession is licensed, not a blockade

Police said that the procession on Tel Aviv's Ayalon Highway is a licensed march, contradicting earlier reports of an illegal blockade. The statement was reported by Amit Segal (N12).

The police statement was reported by Amit Segal (N12) on Thursday evening. The message says the procession is licensed, contrary to the blockade on Ayalon. Earlier today, Segal questioned selective enforcement of the Ayalon blockade, suggesting police might treat the current blockade differently than the criminal offense. The statement appears to be a response to those concerns.

2 developments

1. 2 hours ago · 19:44 · 2 JulLatest

   Police clarify the Ayalon procession is a licensed march, not a blockade

2. 18:51 · 2 Jul

   Amit Segal (N12) questions selective enforcement of Highway Ayalon blockade

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