Police source says anti-Netanyahu rally tonight won’t face time limit — report

Channel 12 quotes a police source saying tonight’s anti-government protest near Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s official residence in Jerusalem won’t be limited in time, unlike previous protests that were dispersed using water canons at 11 p.m. or at 1 a.m.

Protesters will be asked at 11 p.m. to stop the noise to avoid disturbing local residents.

The source estimates that thousands will come from Jerusalem and elsewhere, and the force will let them demonstrate while protecting protesters and making sure that “no foreign elements enter.”

“Whoever is identified as a suspicious element that might cause violence, will be dealt with immediately,” the source adds, urging protesters to “exercise tolerance and respect the law.”

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