Five hours before the official deadline for the departure of Benjamin Netanyahu and his family from the Prime Minister’s Residence on Balfour Street, the final episode in the “Balfour” national reality show refused to come to an end. The huddle of protesters, which dwindled as night fell, exchanged recent photos among themselves of moving vans and other vehicles leaving the residence, trying to figure out whether the Netanyahus had finally vacated the premises or whether maybe someone was still hiding inside, or about to return for a final visit…
Archiv: Balfour Street / Paris Square (Jerusalem / prime ministers office)
Netanyahu will Amtssitz in Jerusalem erst in drei Wochen räumen
Die israelische Zeitung „Haaretz“ schrieb, Bennett wolle dem 71-jährigen Netanyahu und dessen Familie eine „Anpassungsphase“ ermöglichen. Sie hatten zwölf Jahre lang in dem Gebäude gewohnt, das auch für offizielle Empfänge dient. Nach seiner Niederlage bei der Wahl im Jahre 1999 habe Netanyahu sechs Wochen gebraucht, um den Amtssitz zu räumen. Sein Nachfolger Ehud Olmert habe ihn dagegen vier Tage nach seiner Amtsniederlegung verlassen.
Netanyahu Ordered Illegal Shredding of Docs at His Office Before Bennett Took Over, Sources Say
The material was kept in safes in the so-called ‘aquarium,’ where prime ministers and their most senior aides sit. It’s unclear which, or how many, documents were destroyed at Netanyahu’s orders
‚Severe Shock‘: Netanyahu Left Scorched Earth for Bennett at Prime Minister‘s Office
Dozens of private diplomatic conversations with world leaders, agreements and understandings that go unmentioned in meeting minutes, the Iranian nuclear issues or strategic ties with the American government about which private conversations were held with Presidents Barack Obama and Donald Trump: All of these remain in Netanyahu’s notebooks and his memory, as if they were his private possession. The heads of the intelligence community who briefed Bennett know only some of these issues – what they were told.
Machtwechsel in Israel
In der Küstenstadt Tel Aviv feierten mit Beginn der Vereidigung viele Menschen ausgelassen. Auf dem Rabin-Platz brach Jubel aus. Hier hatten sich jene Israelis versammelt, die seit einem Jahr für ein Ende der Ära von Premierminister Netanyahu demonstrieren. Sie schwenkten Israel-Flaggen, hupende Autos fuhren durch die Straßen.
Bennett-Lapid Government Set to Assume Power. But When Is Netanyahu Moving Out?
Israel, unlike many countries, lacks a detailed protocol for the transfer of power, but the Basic Law on the Government explicitly states that “the government shall be established once the Knesset has expressed confidence in it, and the ministers shall thereupon assume office.”
Israel: Anti-Netanyahu protests continue in Jerusalem ahead of elections
Protests continue for 39th week in a row as March 23 vote nears
Three Days to Election, Tens of Thousands of Israelis Protest Against Netanyahu Across Country
Over 20,000 people are gathered at Paris Square, near the prime minister‘s official residence, for the central protest. It is the largest anti-Netanyahu protest since the weekly demonstrations began last July. The event‘s organizers say that there are about 50,000 people at the site.
Earlier, thousands of demonstrators marched to the square from the Knesset building with police approval, chanting „Come on Bibi, go“ and „The main thing is not to fear at all,“ and carrying large Israeli flags.
Anti-Netanyahu Protesters Report Uptick in Violence against Them
(14.02.2021)
Anti-Netanyahu protesters rallied across Israel on Saturday evening, February 13, for the 34th consecutive week of mass demonstrations against far-right Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu over his indictment on graft charges and his handling of the coronavirus pandemic. Four people were arrested in the Jerusalem protests on Saturday night, one of them for allegedly “assaulting a police officer,” Zo Haderech reported.
The main demonstrations were held outside the Prime Minister’s Residence in Jerusalem. Protesters and organizers, among them Hadash and Communist Party of Israel activists from around the country, called for an end to Netanyahu’s reign.
Thousands Protest Against Netanyahu; 6 Arrested, Protesters Report Attacks by PM‘s Supporters
Saturday‘s protest marks the 27th week of the anti-Netanyahu protests. Hundreds also marched from Jerusalem‘s String Bridge to the Balfour residence.
Protests also took place on bridges and junctions across the country, as well as at Netanyahu‘s private residence in Caesarea, and in Tel Aviv.
החיסון האמיתי ניתן עכשיו בבלפור:
Anti-Netanyahu Protesters Mark Six Months of Weekly Demonstrations
Protesters against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are demonstrating in Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, and at traffic junctions, bridges and intersections nationwide for the 25th week in a row on Saturday, marking six months since the protest movement began.
Anti-Netanyahu Protests Resume for 25th Week in a Row
Protests are slated to be held in front of the prime minister‘s Jerusalem and Caesarea residences, as well as in front of Alternate Prime Minister Benny Gantz‘s home in Rosh Ha‘ayin
Around 30 Arrested as Thousands Protest Against Netanyahu in Jerusalem
Some 30 protesters against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu were arrested on Saturday as thousands gathered in Jerusalem and at traffic junctions nationwide for the 24th week in a row.
? ?? „Hero of Israel,“ a bronze sculpture by the multidisciplinary artist Itai Zalait, was installed guerrilla-style in front of PM Netanyahu‘s official Jerusalem residence, on the 24th weekend of @TheBlackFlags1 protests.
‚Netanyahu Endangers Israel‘: Thousands Protest Against PM Across Israel
Thousands of protesters demonstrated on Saturday evening against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at intersections, bridges and squares across Israel, as weekly demonstrations continued for the 23rd week in a row.
Thousands Protest Netanyahu in Jerusalem, at Least 18 Arrested Ahead of Demonstration
Police say they arrested 18 with protesters claiming 23 have been detained as they demand Netanyahu be investigated for the so-called ‚submarine affair‘
בלפור, עכשיו, ועד שילך!
*לך!* אנחנו נמשיך לבוא כל שבוע, כמו שבאנו גם בגשם וגם בשרב בחצי השנה האחרונה. עוד לא נולד ארגון הפשע המושחת שירתיע עם שאוהב את מדינתו היהודית והדמוקרטית אהבת נפש, מלהאבק עבורה
Anti-Netanyahu Protesters Return to the Streets, Thousands March From Knesset
At about 10:00 P.M., thousands of Jerusalem protesters started another march from the vicinity of the prime minister‘s residence. Police tried to stop the march in the Mamila area, but demonstrators broke into a run and bypassed the roadblocks.
Meanwhile, about 1,000 people are taking part in a protest by the Movement for Quality Government at Tel Aviv‘s Rabin Square for the second week in a row, under the banner of „Corruption is leaping – the state is sinking,“ a play on the Hebrew word for submarine.
Earlier this week Netanyahu extended the lockdown regulations to include a ban on protesting further than 1km from home. While stifling the regular demonstrations at Balfour and other epicentres, protestors responded by demonstrating at every street corner across the country.
Israelis protest outside PM Netanyahu’s home after bid to curb demonstrations
Long lines of cars drove along the main highway to Jerusalem in a protest convoy and groups gathered on bridges and junctions in other cities, also demonstrating about corruption charges against Netanyahu – charges he denies.
Thousands of Israelis Join Protest Caravan Against Netanyahu After Attempts to Curb Demonstrations
The motorcades were organized in light of the government‘s attempts to curtail citizens‘ right to demonstrate during the country‘s second nationwide lockdown. Despite gaining government approval, restrictions that would only allow Israelis to protest within a 1,000 meter distance from their home failed to make it through the Knesset.
Netanyahu Seeks Emergency Powers to Quash Protests Under Coronavirus Regulations
The Knesset, mired in political deadlock, failed to pass legislation that would limit the right to protest under the coronavirus restrictions that took effect at 2 P.M. Friday.
The Law for Declaring War on Protests
A new amendment to the coronavirus law is meant to enable the cabinet to prevent demonstrations outside the prime minister’s residence in Jerusalem. This is a dangerous amendment that undermines Israel’s democratic character. Virtually its only purpose is to give the cabinet the power to prevent people from protesting in the places where they have been doing so until recently.
Anti-Netanyahu Protests Across Israel Draw Thousands Despite Coronavirus Lockdown
Several thousand protesters showed up on Sunday for a weekly anti-Netanyahu demonstration near the prime minister‘s official residence in Jerusalem, which in its 13th week drew a smaller crowd than usual, as Israel in under a nationwide coronavirus lockdown.
Anti-Netanyahu Protesters Warn of ‚Anti-democratic‘ Coronavirus Lockdown Ahead of Vote
Thousands have been gathering near the prime minister‘s residence in Jerusalem every week, slamming the government for mismanagement of the COVID-19 crisis and Netanyahu for preoccupation with his ongoing trial in three criminal cases.
Demonstrations are also taking place near Netanyahu‘s private residence in Caesarea and at major intersections and bridges across the country.
אנחנו הרוב, יצאנו לרחוב!‘
Today is apparently the last Saturday night anti-Netanyahu, pro-democracy demonstration before they lock the whole country down. So I expect it to be big.
6pm at bridges & junctions around the country
8pm at Prime Minister‘s Residence in Jerusalem
Netanyahu’s Deceitful Lockdown
Netanyahu is pursuing two tracks simultaneously. The first is that of the attorney general. It involves ceaselessly attacking Avichai Mendelblit to get him to break and resign, thereby enabling Netanyahu to appoint an attorney general after his own heart who will cancel his trial due to “lack of public interest.”
The second track is the general lockdown he intends to impose later this month to stop the demonstrations outside his official residence on Jerusalem’s Balfour Street.
Tausende demonstrieren gegen Netanyahu
Die Polizei nahm 13 Menschen fest. Zwei Polizisten wurden offiziellen Angaben zufolge verletzt, als Demonstranten eine Absperrung durchbrachen. Netanyahu bezeichnet die Protestierenden als Linke und Anarchisten. Seit Monaten gehen sie gegen den wegen Korruption angeklagten Ministerpräsidenten auf die Straße.
הקרב על הצוללת
היס“מ מאבד את זה – מרסק את רועי פלג ונושאי הצוללת
בצעדה לתוך אדנית ברחוב.
צילום: איתי רון
@ha_makom
משתין עלינו
Jerusalem Police Clash With anti-Netanyahu Demonstrators as Protest Enters 11th Week
Thousands of Israelis gathered on Saturday evening outside the Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu‘s official residence in Jerusalem and at other locations around the country for the 11th consecutive week, calling on the prime minister to resign in light of his ongoing corruption trial
Thirteen anti-Netanyahu Activists Arrested for Trying to Remove Police Barriers Ahead of Weekly Protests
The activists said they had arrived at Paris Square near Netanyahu‘s official residence on Balfour Street with two trucks, intending to remove the barriers and return them to the company from which they were rented.
The activists dismantled 35 barriers and loaded them onto one truck before they were arrested.
Wieder Proteste gegen Netanyahu
Rund drei Monate nach ihrem Beginn weiten sich die Proteste gegen Israels rechtskonservativen Regierungschef Benjamin Netanyahu von Woche zu Woche aus. Die größte Demonstration fand gestern Abend vor Netanyahus Amtssitz in Jerusalem statt.
The number inside the square is again likely in the tens of thousands, and includes MK Ofer Cassif who just addressed the Hadash bloc
20,000 Call on Netanyahu to Resign as Jerusalem Protests Enter Tenth Week
About 20,000 protesters are gathered outside Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu‘s official residence in Jerusalem Saturday evening for the tenth week in a row, calling for his resignation, as tensions with police run high following documented incidents of police violence at last week‘s protest.
Parallel protests were held outside Netanyahu‘s private residence in Caesarea and at over 300 bridges and major intersections nationwide.
Israel demonstrations keep momentum as thousands protest outside Netanyahu’s home
Thousands of Israelis protested outside the prime minister’s official residence Saturday as summer-long demonstrations against Benjamin Netanyahu maintained their momentum.
Police violence tonight @ anti @netanyahu protest
Police now entering en masse to disperse
Dozens Arrested at Ten Thousand-strong Protest Against Netanyahu in Jerusalem
Earlier in the evening, about 1,000 protesters marched from the Chords Bridge near the entrance to the city toward Balfour Street, where the residence is located, despite not receiving a permit for the march from the police.
Meanwhile, demonstrators from the „Black Flag“ movement, who call to defend Israel‘s democracy from what they perceive as Netanyahu‘s government attacks against it, have already gathered at some 300 intersections, junctions and bridges across Israel.
Another thousand protested near the prime minister‘s private home in Caesarea.
#Ten Thousand Israelis Protest Against Netanyahu in Front of PM‘s Residence
Israel: Anti-Netanyahu protesters defy police ban to march through Jerusalem
The force added that it suggested a number of alternative paths, but the organizers rejected all of those.
„You cannot stop the protests,“ the organizers retorted. „It is your role to protect us, it is ours to protect a country that is collapsing,“ they added.
The protest arrives to its destination outside Balfour, as large as ever
Saturday night in Jerusalem means another thousands-strong protest against Netanyahu’s government. This time, however, rather than spending the evening at Balfour, we’re marching to Bibi’s house from Meitarim Bridge at the entrance to the city
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Emperor Bibi
Israel: Anti-government rallies see thousands gather in front of PM residence
Some 850,000 Israelis are currently unemployed, representing 20 percent of the country‘s workforce
Thousands of Israelis rallied again on Saturday evening in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv amid a massive anti-government movement calling for the resignation of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.