Following a day of protests in Tel Aviv and other cities, the protests move to Jerusalem, where demonstrators rally outside the Knesset, chanting against the government and waving Israeli flags.
Demonstrators then start to gather in the evening in front of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s private residence in central Jerusalem.
Several thousand people are marching, led by a student group.
“What happened this morning in Tel Aviv does not scare us, but only illustrates to us what kind of country we will live in if the coup goes through,” the student protest say in a statement, referring to police riot dispersal means and arrests.
“We will continue to fight against it with all our might. We call on all young people to join,” they say.
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