100 right-wing protesters rally outside Chief Justice Hayut’s Tel Aviv home

As thousands of anti-Netanyahu protesters rally in various cities, about a hundred right-wing protesters have gathered outside Chief Justice Esther Hayut’s home in the Tzahala neighborhood of Tel Aviv.

They are protesting the Supreme Court’s treatment of residents of south Tel Aviv who regularly complain about alleged crime by African asylum seekers in their neighborhoods.

They use megaphones and stay after 11 p.m., in an attempt to draw a parallel with the anti-government protests, which police have stopped dispersing at 11 p.m. despite noise complaints from residents.

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