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Amir Haskel

Anti-Netanyahu protest leader Amir Haskel attacked

"This is what Netanyahu's culture of incitement and division looks like."

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Amir Haskel (C) with a shirt that says 'There is no way that a man indicted for corruption will serve as Prime Minister'
Air Force general Brig. Gen. Amir Haskel attends a press conference at the Balfour protest tent, against the request of the Jerusalem Municipality to the court to vacate the tent before the holiday period, August 9, 2020.

Anti-Netanyahu protest leader sued for allegedly not paying demonstrators

"I never promised anyone a cent," Haskel replied, when asked by N12 whether he paid fellow protesters to enthusiastically participate in the demonstrations against Israel's prime minister.

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Amir Haskel (C) with a shirt that says 'There is no way that a man indicted for corruption will serve as Prime Minister'

Anti-Netanyahu protest org. claims right-wing activists harass Amir Haskel

Ein Matzav claims that the harassment was organized in advance by Netanyahu supporters.

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Members of the Falash Mura community attend a prayer service at the Hatikva Synagogue in Gondar, northern Ethiopia, in 2016

Gov't to vote on bringing 2,000 of Ethiopia's Falash Mura to Israel

Netanyahu first proposed the initiative of actively helping members of the Falash Mura community reach Israel in 1997.

|ByTOBIAS SIEGAL

Protest leader slammed for allegedly racist comment at Ethiopian officer

Thousands gathered across Israel, including hundreds at Kikar Hamedina in Tel Aviv in anti-Netanyahu protests.

OCTOBER 7, 2020
A protester holds a sign that reads, "Crime Minister," during demonstrations held against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. October, 10, 2020.

Protests against public corruption outside PM's residence, roads blocked

Protesters chanted: "This is not an emergency government for combating coronavirus, but a corrupted government for combating its citizens."

JULY 10, 2020
Black Flags demonstrators protesting the arrest of brig.-gen. (res.) Amir Haskel and calling on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to resign.

Former Brig.-Gen. Amir Haskel: Glad I started a fire

Says he won't enter politics.

JUNE 28, 2020
Amir Haskel (C) with a shirt that says 'There is no way that a man indicted for corruption will serve as Prime Minister'