Police order hostage’s sister to stay away from ‘illegal protests’ for 15 days

Natalie Zangauker, sister of hostage Matan Zangauker, at the end of an anti-government, pro-hostage deal rally on Begin Road in Tel Aviv, September 14, 2024. (Gil Levin/Pro-Democracy Protest Movement)
Natalie Zangauker, sister of hostage Matan Zangauker, at the end of an anti-government, pro-hostage deal rally on Begin Road in Tel Aviv, September 14, 2024. (Gil Levin/Pro-Democracy Protest Movement)

Police order Natalie Zangauker, sister of Hamas hostage Matan Zangauker, to stay away from “illegal protests” for 15 days, Hebrew media reports say.

Zangauker has been questioned by police on suspicion of disturbing public order and disturbing a police officer’s work due to what has been deemed dangerous use of fire during a recent demonstration calling on the government to sign a deal that returns the hostages from Gaza.

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