Outrageous footage: Left-wing activists attempt to force entry into Religious Zionism headquarters

The Religious Zionism party announced that left-wing activists violently broke into the party's headquarters. The protesters, on behalf of the "Standing Together" (Omdim Beyachad) organization, barricaded themselves in front of the door and chanted "Arabs want to live" combined with visual demonstrations of "blood on the hands." Party employees, under the instruction of Religious Zionism, remained inside the offices and were instructed not to leave them.

Upon the arrival of forces at the scene, it was reported to our police affairs correspondent Milan Amar that "the protesters had already left the headquarters," according to police sources. Those same sources denied that there was a break-in despite the party's claims: "They protested and left before our arrival." The sources further added that from their perspective, this was a "legitimate protest" and clarified that if the Religious Zionism party is interested — "let them file a complaint." According to them, there was no trespassing in the actions of the left-wing activists.

Shortly thereafter, Central District spokesperson Dor Amitai clarified: "We will not allow incitement or violence under the guise of protest."

On behalf of the Religious Zionism party, it was stated in response to the break-in:

"The incitement of Yair Golan and his friends, and the silence of Gadi Eisenkot, against the settlers, are seeing results on the ground. We demand that the police investigate the incident and ensure the safety of party employees in Israel. There is no place for violence in the political arena. Opposition leaders Gadi Eisenkot, Naftali Bennett, and Chili Tropper must condemn the violence of the extreme left that is fueled by incitement against the settler public."

We recall that a violent break-in by left-wing protesters into the headquarters of a party from the national camp, or an organization identified with it — as happened in the well-known case of the Kohelet Forum — has happened before. In May 2025, dozens of protesters were arrested during a stormy demonstration held in Tel Aviv that was declared by the police as an illegal demonstration. During the events, protesters broke into the Metzudat Ze'ev building — the headquarters of the Likud party, and caused damage to property at the site. One of the police officers present at the scene was injured and evacuated for medical treatment.