Netanyahu: We won't accept riots in Huwara or in Tel Aviv

Arutz Sheva ^ | 1/3/23

[Eleutheria5]

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued a statement this evening (Wednesday) in response to the protests that took place during the day against the government's planned judicial reforms and the clashes with the police in Tel Aviv.

"The freedom of demonstration is not a license to plunge the country into anarchy, because a sovereign country cannot tolerate anarchy. I know that there are citizens who love the country who passionately support the reform and there are others who love the country who passionately oppose the reform. In a democracy there are clear rules on how to conduct debate and there are red lines that must not be crossed. The red line - the sharp and clear line is a complete ban on violence and anarchy," Netanyahu said.

He added, "We will not accept rioters in Huwara and we will not accept rioters in Tel Aviv."

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[Eleutheria5]

Well said enough. Unfortunately, wack-job media, governors and mayors in the US prevented a crackdown on the Floyd riots. One time the 10th Amendment failed in the result. Israel, however, does not have that barrier to action by the central government.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

OK to use blacks and rich white kids to riot in the US though

[ConservaTexan]

The left rioted quite frequently in the U.S. when Trump was president.

[Eleutheria5]

Yes, and wack job media, governors and mayors obstructed efforts for the federal government to deal with the rioters, as already stated.

[Eleutheria5]

One line of print. You just had to read one line.

[leaning conservative]

And that’s how you maintain a civilized society.

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