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Hundreds of ’Israeli’ Ethiopians again into Streets

Hundreds of ’Israeli’ Ethiopians again into Streets
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Hundreds of "Israeli" Ethiopian protesters inside the Zionist entity broke away from the main crowd at a protest Monday evening in Tel Aviv and charged at Rabin Square, blocking roads in the area.


Hundreds of ’Israeli’ Ethiopians again into Streets

After their last Tel Aviv protest against racism and police brutality ended in violent clashes, "Israeli" police deployed hundreds of officers with crowd dispersal means to the scene.

The demonstration started small with only around 150 protesters showing up, but slowly grew to up to 1,000 protesters.

Demonstrators chanted slogans demanding "social justice" and "the arrest of racist police."
"Israeli" Ethiopians have staged several rallies against police brutality and racism in recent weeks, and some gatherings have turned violent as they clashed with security forces.

The Zionist entity has some 135,500 of Ethiopian descent, including more than 50,000 born inside the country.

The community has been at the center of storms over institutionalized racism in recent years.

Source: News Agencies, Edited by website team

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