Israeli police disperse protesters in Tel Aviv: arrests in the square

Around 200 Israeli protesters clashed with police forces during an anti-government demonstration on Kaplan Street, Tel Aviv. Haaretz reports it.

The police forcibly removed the protest participants who attempted to block the road several times and some of them were arrested. Additionally, officers confiscated protesters' signs and other items.

Meanwhile, Israel attacks UNRWA and promises that at the end of the war the United Nations agency will no longer be in Gaza.

The storm that hit the UN organization for Palestinian refugees - forced to fire 12 of its employees in the Strip for suspected involvement in the October 7 massacre - is spreading more and more. After the USA, other countries - from Italy to Canada, Great Britain, Finland, Australia and the Netherlands - have also decided to freeze their funding to UNRWA, whose resources for its structures in Gaza have already been shaky for some time. A decision that Hamas did not like.

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