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World · 5 April 2026

Israeli police confront 1,000 anti-war protesters in Tel Aviv

Israeli police confront 1,000 anti-war protesters in Tel Aviv

Hundreds of Israelis took to the streets of Tel Aviv on Saturday night to demand an end to the war with Iran. The country's Supreme Court had allowed a protest of 600 people, but police said the crowd had grown to nearly 1,000 and warned through a megaphone that numbers were exceeding the court's limit. Officers urged demonstrators not to force police to use force against them.

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