Police investigating shattered window on Supreme Court building following large right-wing protest at the scene

A shattered window on the Supreme Court building in Jerusalem is being investigated by the police, Hebrew media reports, as it was noticed following a large right-wing demonstration at the location yesterday.

According to Channel 12, police suspect a bullet may have been fired at the floor-to-ceiling window, causing it to shatter, as the cracks fan out from a small hole in the top portion of the glass.

The report notes that police have yet to determine whether the incident is connected to last night’s right-wing rally outside the Supreme Court, which was attended by multiple government ministers, including Justice Minister Yariv Levin and National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir.

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