Protesters vandalize entrance to Amir Ohana's home | Watch
Protesters vandalized the entrance to the residence of Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana this morning, spraying red paint on the walls, alongside a protest outside his home. Ohana has been repeatedly targeted due to his political views and affiliation with the right-wing camp, similar to other coalition ministers.
Protesters vandalized the entrance to the residence of Knesset Speaker Amir Ohana this morning (Tuesday), spraying red paint on the entrance walls. The act occurred alongside a protest held outside his home, documented in a video released by the "Changing Direction" movement. The footage shows the protest, and it was noted that police took names and ID numbers from participants. The article notes that this is not the first time Ohana and his family have been attacked on political grounds. In early September, on the first day of the school year, hate posters were hung near his children's school, reading "No atonement for the collaborator of the Hamas funder." Now, about a month and a half later, the entrance to his residence has also been vandalized. The article presents these incidents as part of a broader trend against right-wing figures in the coalition, including Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.