Israel: Thousands protest against PM Netanyahu ahead of polls
28 March 2021 |
9:37 am
The 39th weekly protest against Israeli PM Netanyahu's alleged corruption and handling of the COVID-19 pandemic saw thousands gather in Jerusalem with only three days left for the parliamentary elections.
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