250 Israeli Ethiopians back out on the street in Tel Aviv protesting discrimination
Some 250 protesters from the Israeli Ethiopian community went back out on streets of Tel Aviv on Monday afternoon to protest what they feel is discrimination against them.
The protesters expressed anger at the decision not to prosecute a police officer documented beating an IDF soldier of Ethiopian descent.
The protesters, half of which are members of a youth group, are intermittently blocking the road in central Tel Aviv, with large police forces accompanying the protest.
