Israeli police said several trash bins and tires were set on fire in Jerusalem neighborhoods, including Rehavia and Givat Ram on Wednesday morning, damaging parked cars and prompting the evacuation of residents from nearby buildings. No injuries were reported.
Police and emergency services were dispatched to the scene, and the fires have since been extinguished. Authorities said the incidents are under investigation.
In a statement, police stressed that setting fires in public spaces is a dangerous and illegal act that risks lives and property: "The Israel Police will enable anyone to exercise their right to free expression as part of a lawful protest. At the same time, the police will not allow harm to public order, including burning trash bins, vandalism, roadblocks, or any other illegal actions that endanger public safety or disrupt daily life."
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