Israeli protesters clash with police outside President's Residence

About 1,000 Israeli leftists protested on Saturday night in front of the Prime Minister's Residence on Balfour Street in Al-Quds (Jerusalem).

Protesters later arrived at the entrance to the President's Residence and police forces dispersed them.

The demonstrators who gathered outside the Prime Minister's Residence called on Yamina chairman Naftali Bennett not to join forces with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and to instead join a bloc that opposes him.

"The people have determined that they want a change in government and will not accept another election campaign," the Black Flags organization said ahead of the demonstrations.

The "Crime Minister" movement said, "The citizens of Israel deserve a full-time Prime Minister who will unite the people and not an accused criminal who incites and divides and who is engaged in escaping from justice. The leaders of the camp of change must recover and form a government that will rescue us from the mess.”