Against the background of the drop in polls, Lieberman recalls that there are always the ultra-Orthodox to beat them and hope for a surprising result at the ballot box. The Minister refers to the riots and damage on the Bar Ilan axis in Jerusalem and calls on the law enforcement system to deal with the rioters with a heavy hand
Elections are in full swing, the prestige is rising in every field and Finance Minister Avigdor Lieberman is not forgetting his vocation in politics. When he hovers over 5 seats in the polls, he returns to “educate” the ultra-Orthodox, even if in this case he is right that it is about destroying property out of trivial evil.
Lieberman commented on his Twitter account of the extremist ultra-Orthodox demonstrations against the route of the light rail on Bar Ilan Street in Jerusalem and wrote: “The vandalism and violence of an ultra-Orthodox group in the Bar Ilan area of Jerusalem is simply unbearable. The new railway line in Jerusalem. “
“I expect the police and the prosecutor’s office not to release the detainees until an indictment is filed and until they pay all the costs of the damage they themselves created. A handful of extremists must not be allowed to harm a project that is important to so many residents in Jerusalem and abroad.”
As I remember every few days, dozens of ultra-Orthodox people rioted last night on Bar Ilan Street, clashed with police and damaged machines that operate on the site to build the new train line that is supposed to cross the street.