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Man detained over graffiti on justice minister’s home branding him ‘enemy of the people’
In this handout photo, graffiti denouncing Justice Minister Yariv Levin as 'the enemy of the people' is seen spray-painted on a wall at his home in the central city of Modiin, March 17, 2023. (Israel Police)
Police say they have detained a man for questioning over graffiti denouncing Justice Minister Yariv Levin that was spray-painted on an outer wall of his home in Modiin.
The graffiti found yesterday called Levin “the enemy of the people.”
Police say the suspect in his 60s, also a resident of Modiin, is being questioned at a local police station over the circumstances of the incident and motive.
Levin, a top Likud party confidante of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, is a leading figure in the government’s push to overhaul the judicial system, which has been met with mass protests.
