Jerusalem police use ‘skunk’ to disperse anti-government protesters marching to Netanyahu’s home

Police use a water cannon containing putrid Skunk liquid to disperse anti-government protesters in Jerusalem, May 20, 2024. (Charlie Summers/Times of Israel)
Police use a water cannon containing putrid Skunk liquid to disperse anti-government protesters in Jerusalem, May 20, 2024. (Charlie Summers/Times of Israel)

An anti-government march to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s residence in Jerusalem has strayed off course, with protesters making a break for the city entrance.

The march has now split into multiple directions and police are spraying demonstrators with the putrid Skunk liquid, a chemical compound designed to disperse crowds.

A group of protesters is now marching towards Netanyahu’s residence, and will likely proceed through Jerusalem’s Rehavia neighborhood to reach their destination.

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