Israeli protesters disrupted a university event featuring National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, forcing him off stage. Demonstrators chanted "There will be no fascism here" and staged a sit-in, scuffling with security personnel before Ben-Gvir left under escort.
Key points
Protests against Ben-Gvir's fascist rhetoric forced him off stage at a university event.: Protests against Ben-Gvir's fascist rhetoric forced him off stage at a university event.
Demonstrators chanted "There will be no fascism here.": Demonstrators chanted "There will be no fascism here."
Demonstrators staged a sit-in and scuffled with security personnel.: Demonstrators staged a sit-in and scuffled with security personnel.
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Protesters disrupt Ben-Gvir event forcing him off stage
Israeli protesters disrupted a Tel Aviv university event featuring far-right National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir. Demonstrators chanted ‘There will be no fascism here’, staged a sit-in and scuffled with security personnel before Ben-Gvir left the venue under escort.
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