Ethiopian boy case: Protesters break Supreme Court entrance
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About a hundred protesters, most of whom are members of the Ethiopian community in Israel, are rioting in front of the Supreme Court, where a special hearing with a bench of seven justices will determine the fate of an Ethiopian toddler. Some of the protesters broke the entrance barrier to the courthouse and were detained.
The protesters are demanding to transfer the child to the custody of his biological aunt from the foster family that intended to adopt and raise him in the past year and eight months. (Omri Efraim)
