Thousands of anti-Netanyahu protesters march at Jerusalem’s PM’s residence

The Times of Israel records Saturday’s occasions as they occur.

New figures from the Ministry of Health show that 1337 new cases of coronavirus were recorded in Shabbat, bringing the number of cases from the start of the pandemic to 113337.

The ministry reports 12 more deaths, bringing the national number to 906.

Of the 20,331 active cases, another 438 people are in severe condition, and 116 are under-ventilated. Another 191 are in a moderate state and the rest have mild or nonexistent symptoms.

The ministry says 23,263 tests were conducted yesterday.

Thousands of anti-Netanyahu protesters march down Jerusalem’s Jaffa Street toward the city centre, asking the prime minister to resign his corruption charges.

Another 36 of the new coronavirus has been detected in the Gaza Strip, reports the Hamas-led Gaza Ministry of Health.

Gaza has 182 active infections. While 37 cases were put under control when they arrived in the Gaza Strip at designated quarantine centres, the remaining 145 infections were discovered in residential spaces in the following week.

Hamas fitness officials have warned that if the number of active infections exceeds 2000, the number of cases can overcome the fragile fitness formula of the coastal enclave, which has already been weakened through repeated wars and 15 years of Israeli-Egyptian blockade. The blockade aims to prevent weapons from reaching Gaza and being used through local terrorist groups, of which Hamas is the largest.

The Hamas Interior Ministry lasted a total of 48 overtime hours. The closure was announced Monday night, when the first cases were discovered in residential areas.

– Aaron Boxerman

Hezbollah-affiliated broadcaster Al-Mayadeen transmits photographs that appear to be a doll of an IDF soldier displaced through a robot device along the border fence between Israel and Lebanon.

The video shows the moving doll before being enveloped by smoke from smoke grenades thrown from the Israeli side of the fence, while a pair of IDF tanks are parked next door.

Al-Mayadeen claims that the style was an Israeli ploy to make Hezbollah a genuine target.

Hezbollah has promised to avenge the death of one of its fighters, killed in an airstrike on the outskirts of Damascus on 20 July attributed to Israel, exacerbating tensions along the border.

On Tuesday, the Israel Defense Forces said Hezbollah snipers fired on Israeli troops operating near an Israeli network along the border, prompting Israeli airstrikes on various posts in the terrorist group.

– August 29, @AlMayadeenNews 2020

Foreign Minister Gabi Ashkenazi welcomes the abolition by the UAE of a law boycotting industry and monetary agreements between Israel and the United Arab Emirates on the basis of the agreement between countries to normalize diplomatic relations.

“A vital step for genuine peace, which will produce economic and publicity achievements for both peoples,” Ashkenazi said in a quoted through the Hebrew media.

He also praised the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, “which for two decades worked in secret and established the diplomatic infrastructure of what we are now seeing.”

Anti-Netanyahu protesters say a guy brandished a gun while driving them at a demonstration in Herzliya, according to Hebrew media.

– Bar Peleg (@bar_peleg) 29 August 2020

Qatar’s envoy, Mohammad al-Emadi, is back in southern Gaza, confirms al-Resalah, linked to Hamas, after a fast at the Erez border crossing.

His return to the Hamas-led enclave comes after he reportedly met with Israeli security officials to discuss the terrorist group’s offers to end the recent violence emanating from the Gaza Strip.

Prior to the weekly open-air anti-Netanyahu demonstration at the prime minister’s apartment in Jerusalem, police said there had been social media calls over clashes with police officers during the demonstration.

Protest organization Black Flag rejects the police and calls it “ridiculous” and accuses Jerusalem’s police forces of not resisting pressure from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Public Security Minister Amir Ohana.

“We are here to explain that there are no extremist voices asking [people] to harm the police or the riots. There are voices calling for Netanyahu’s removal as prime minister. Israeli police are beginning to protect the protesters and not the corrupt,” he added. said the organization.

Some protesters have already begun to gather at the Prime Minister and small demonstrations opposed to Netanyahu are taking up positions in overpasses and road crossings throughout Israel.

Police have closed several roads in Jerusalem around Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s official advance of another night of protests against the prime minister.

It will be the eleventh consecutive week that protests are being held over the corruption rate and control of the coronavirus pandemic.

The protests are also expected to take place near Netanyahu’s home in the coastal city of Caesarea and at overpasses and road crossings throughout Israel.

ISTANBUL – Turkey is launching new army maneuvers in the Mediterranean that are expected to last two weeks as tensions between Ankara and Athens have rise over maritime borders and fuel drilling rights.

The dispute has rekindled the long-term between Greece and Turkey, with the two neighbors conducting rival naval exercises.

In a message transmitted by NAVTEX, the maritime navigation system by foreign telex, Turkey says it will hold “shooting exercises” until 11 September in a domain off the city of Anamur, in southern Turkey, north of the island of Cyprus.

Ankara had already announced Thursday that army training would take up position on Tuesday and Wednesday in an extra east.

In a sign of the volatile situation, the Turkish Defense Ministry said warplanes intercepted six Greek aircraft approaching a domain where a Turkish search vessel was deployed on Thursday, forcing them to turn around.

The European Union warned Turkey that it could face new sanctions, adding difficult economic measures, unless progress is made to reduce emerging tensions.

Turkey angrily warning.

– AFP

The request was transmitted on behalf of El Al through the National Security Council and other unspecified mediators, according to the report.

Al-Emadi arrived in Gaza earlier this week, bringing cash for the 2 million residents of the Strip and trying to broker a ceasefire.

His journey to Gaza comes amid intense tensions between Israel and Hamas-led territory, with Palestinians in Gaza flying waves of incendiary balloons across the border in recent weeks, causing wildfires in southern Israel. There were also occasional rocket fire. The Israel Defense Forces responded to violence with nightly retaliatory movements opposed to Hamas’ objectives.

New figures from the Ministry of Health show that 1337 new cases of coronavirus were recorded in Shabbat, bringing the number of cases from the start of the pandemic to 113337.

The ministry says 23,263 tests were conducted yesterday.

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