Protests 3.10
Hundreds of anti-Netanyahu Protests Held Across Israel; Arrests, Clashes in Tel Aviv
Thousands attend smaller demonstrations within a kilometer of their homes ■ Two protesters hospitalized after being attacked ■ At least 13 arrested
Breaking:
- France tops daily infection record with almost 17,000 new cases (DPA)
- Tunisia to ban gatherings, cut public-sector work hours due to pandemic (Reuters)
- Jordan's King Abdullah accepts resignation of Prime Minister Omar al-Razzaz (Reuters)
- Trump's COVID-19 symptoms 'very concerning,' next 48 hours critical, source says (Reuters)
- Despite restrictions, thousands protest at hundreds of locations around Israel (Haaretz)
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