Police Pushed Protesters, Seized a Haaretz Photographer's Press Credentials, and Footage Shows a Lawmaker Stumbling, Prompting Netanyahu to Warn That if Law Enforcement Fails to Act, 'The Blood Will Be on Their Hands'
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Police pushed protesters, seized a Haaretz photographer's press credentials, and footage shows a lawmaker stumbling, prompting Netanyahu to warn that if law enforcement fails to act, 'the blood will be on their hands'
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