Minister Ofir Akunis calls on Itamar Ben-Gvir to move the prayer from Dizengoff Square: "Stop the high sayings, come down from them, calm the flames"

In one of his messages yesterday, Yair Lapid, who supported the protesters who disrupted the prayers in Dizengoff Square, posted on Facebook, calling for moderation: "Judaism is not a threat to us"

The Tel Aviv Municipality has announced that an emergency meeting was held after the prayer of the 'Rosh Yehudi' Organization was attacked and bombed by left-wing protesters. They stated that they are considering revoking the association's permits for holding events

After the riots that broke out during Yom Kippur following the prayers throughout Tel Aviv, Erez Tal commented on the case and claimed: "It is impossible to wave that Tel Aviv is a free city and at the same time prevent those who want to pray separately from doing so."

After the leader of the National Unity party referred to the Yom Kippur events in Dizengoff Square and struck the prime minister, the Likud replied to Gantz: "Refuses to condemn attackers of worshipers"

Left-wing protesters disrupted the annual Yom Kippur prayers throughout the city of Tel Aviv, with demonstrators interrupting prayers by shouting "shame" and incessantly disturbing the worshippers in the place

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu strongly criticized left-wing organizations and Kaplan protesters who disrupted the annual prayers throughout the city of Tel Aviv

Former Prime Minister and current Opposition Leader Yair Lapid issued a statement in response to the disruptions of prayers throughout the city of Tel Aviv and chose to criticize both the worshippers and the organizers

Magen David Adom teams also operated throughout the entire fasting period and provided care to more than 3,000 individuals who felt unwell or were injured in various circumstances during the fast.

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