Israeli Police Allow Protest Near Netanyahu's Residence
The Israeli police have permitted citizens to hold a rally near Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's home. This was reported by the local newspaper, The Times of Israel, citing a statement from law enforcement agencies.
The article notes that the Prime Minister's residence is located in the city of Caesarea, situated in northern Israel.
“The Israeli police regard the right to protest as a cornerstone of a democratic country,” the publication stated.
According to the report, the protest is scheduled to take place on the evening of October 28. At the same time, law enforcement agencies have requested that participants adhere to local laws and the guidelines established by the command services.
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