After the vandalism of the judge's home: A tribute convoy for the 64 "Solberg rioters" gets underway
Dozens of vehicles will depart from Beit Shemesh to Jerusalem in a show of support for activists recently released from detention. The convoy will be accompanied by music and will stop at several points along the way. Among the participants are activists who are still under house arrest.
Dozens of vehicles are expected to depart this Thursday in a convoy from Beit Shemesh to Jerusalem to express support for the 64 activists dubbed the "Solberg rioters," who were recently released from detention. Among the participants are activists who were previously held in military prison.
The convoy, which is operating in full coordination with the police, will be accompanied by music and will make several stops along the route, where events of solidarity with the activists are expected to be held.
These individuals were arrested on their way back from the home of Supreme Court Justice Noam Solberg after the site was vandalized. At this hour, dozens of participants are already gathering in Beit Shemesh, including some of the recently released activists.
