Police say they arrested 10 people at the anti-government and hostage rallies in Tel Aviv for causing disturbances.
The police in a statement also say some demonstrators have been disturbing public order and endangering police officers’ lives.
They release footage of protesters earlier tonight surrounding a police patrol vehicle and shaking it.
The police say they uphold the fundamental right to demonstrate, but will not allow breaches of public order.
The Ayalon Highway, which was blocked for more than an hour by protesters, has been opened to traffic.
Meanwhile, in Jerusalem, anti-government protesters break through police barriers and begin marching toward the Prime Minister’s Residence.
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