Thousands Join Anti-corruption Protests in Tel Aviv for Sixth Week in a Row
Thousands protested against corruption in Tel Aviv on Saturday in the sixth consecutive weekly demonstration in the city since the marches moved there from Petah Tikva. Protesters marched from at Habima Square toward the city's government complex.
Protesters held signs against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, chanted, "The people want legal justice," and carried signed reading, "Corrupt ones, go home."
Referring to Attorney General Avichai Mendelblit, Eldad Yaniv, one of the protest organizers, said: "Mendelblit thinks that if he puts this off until Passover, we won't be in the streets. He's clearly confused. We'll be here Saturday night after Saturday night, because we know the truth – they are afraid of tens of thousands in the streets." Manny Naftali, another of the organizers, added that the Israeli people "won't be quiet until the corruption disappears."
Rabbi Gilad Kariv, executive director of the Israel Movement for Reform and Progressive Judaism who also spoke in Tel Aviv, said that "the rallies taking place throughout Israel in the past months are the best gift. These rallies bear witness to the concern felt by millions of Israelis for the future of the state."
https://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/1.833374
Good for them, let's hope they remove the corruption.
Why not covered in UK/Western press like Iran protest though, these have been going on a lot longer.