Protesting against the natural gas plan.
Protests against gas plan continue across Israel
In Caesarea a protest march arrived at the house of the prime minister; other demonstrators gathered in Tel Aviv, Modi'in, Kiryat Shmona, Ashdod, Kfar Yona and other places, all protesting against the natural gas plan.
Protesters gathered throughout Israel on Saturday night to once again protest the government's natural gas plan, the latest in a series of demonstrations on the issue.
Or-ly Barlev, one of the leaders of the battle against the plan, said that "despite the cold, people are continuing to go out into the streets this evening. We understand that we are at a historic moment in which the public needs to say that the gas plan will not pass.
Demonstrators in Tel Aviv protest against the natural gas plan. (Photo: Shahar Hai)
"The prime minister is expected to deliver his testimony regarding the gas plan to the Finance Committee on Tuesday. We are here following two weeks of discussions, during each of which every justification and logic behind the plan has crumbled one by one," Barlev continued.
In Caesarea, around 200 protesters marched with torches to the prime minister's private residence. Another protest took place opposite Tel Aviv's Habima Square, from where the demonstrators marched towards the government headquarters on Begin Street.
Protesters held signs saying: "On Tuesday in the Knesset the plan won't pass" and "Bibi give gas." They also called out: "We won't surrender to the tycoons," "The people can break the monopoly" and "In the rain and in the cold the gas plan won't pass."
Other demonstrations took place in Modi'in, Kiryat Shmona, Ashdod and Kfar Yona. Protest marches also set out in Nahariya, Zichron Ya'akov and Arad.
