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.
חלון בית המשפט העליון נופץ אמש, במשטרה בודקים אם בוצע ירי לעבר המבנהhttps://t.co/Ohvq53mmLK | @naimleee pic.twitter.com/imTrusJS4h
— החדשות – N12 (@N12News) June 6, 2025
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