Netanyahu: We won't accept riots in Huwara or Tel Aviv: PM responds to violence at protests today, says opponents of 2005 Disengagement did not cross the "red lines" today's protestors did

israelnationalnews.com ^ | 3/1/2023 | Israel National News

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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," Netanayhu said...

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Benjamin Netanyahu wants judicial reform in the face of the judicial system stacked against him putting him on trial for corruption.

The Left opposing Netanyahu wants to "get him" and so we have the crazy protests in Israel today as Netanyahu tries to change Israel's judicial system hopefully in a matter of weeks.

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I’m sure there’s the fact of foreign money and bussed in paid miscreants culled from Soros funded ‘non profits’. Seems to be their go to play when people resist their tyranny.

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(”The freedom of demonstration is not a license to plunge the country into anarchy, because a sovereign country cannot tolerate anarchy.”)

Here in America, CNN calls anarchy as “mostly peaceful” - and idiots still watch CNN

SMH