Jerusalem: Dozens of demonstrators remain near Duke's residence
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The road near the residence of President Isaac Herzog is open again, but dozens of people still remain on Hanasi Street in Jerusalem after the main body of demonstrators against the government's judicial reform began marching to Netanyahu's house.
On the posters held by the protesters, the inscriptions: “Yariv Levin, this is not Poland”, “Bibi, Sarah, this is not Hungary” and “We will not be silent if there is no equality before the law.”
Police have set up roadblocks preventing protesters from moving towards Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's temporary residence on Azza Street.
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