All roads blocked by anti-ceasefire demonstrators in south reopen

All the roads blocked by residents of southern communities protesting the government approval of a Gaza ceasefire are now open, police says.

Route 4 at the entrance to the city of Ashkelon reopens after some 80 demonstrators blocked the roads and chanted anti-government slogans.

Israelis protest at the entrance to the southern city of Ashkelon on November 14, 2018, over a ceasefire ending an exchange of violence with Palestinian terror groups in the Gaza Strip. (Jack Guez/AFP)

Earlier, Route 34 at the entrance to Sderot was also reopened.

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