Tel-Chai Nation

This may have been going on for 3 years already - leftists who've been loudly protesting in front of attorney-general Avichai Mandelblit's Petah Tikva residence and along the path to his synagogue, all because they want him to prosecute Benjamin Netanyahu over even the most petty accusations, even at the expense of the other residents' peace and quiet, and in violation of laws against disturbing peace and acting disorderly. As a result, they've finally had to make arrests and impose fines:

Four people were arrested and three others detained Friday night during anti-corruption protests near the home of Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit.

Police said demonstrators had defied new guidelines which forbid protests along Mandelblit’s route to and from his neighborhood synagogue in the central Israeli city of Petah Tikva.

Officials said demonstrators also refused to accompany them to the police station, used loudspeakers, which is also forbidden, and obstructed the officers in carrying out their duties.

[...] Activists have petitioned the High Court of Justice against the new police directives issued this week, which place stringent limits on areas in which rallies can be held and forbid the use of voice amplification equipment. The new rules also limit the hours during which protests can be held.

Anti-corruption activists have been holding regular protests near Mandelblit’s home for years, demanding he indict Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the corruption cases into his affairs.

It's clear these aren't anti-corruption activists at all. Just moonbats interested in undermining Netanyahu and getting rid of him, while turning a deaf ear and blind eye at any of Ehud Barak's own corruptions. I'm not sure what left-wing outfits are bankrolling this bunch, but their disgusting behavior has to cease, period. The city authorities are right to get around to opposing them.

Labels: Israel, Knesset, Moonbattery