Anti-reform Protesters ‘desecrate’ Bridge Named After Netanyahu’s Father

A protester against the Israeli occupation holds a placard that says, Democracy Occupation Oxymoron next to a sign with Theodor Herzl's photo during the weekly protest in Kaplan Street against the judicial reform. Protesters against the government's judicial reform plan on Wednesday morning hung signs on an interchange named after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's father, Benzion Netanyahu, that read, Father of the Dictator. PHOTO BY MATAN GOLAN/GETTY IMAGES 

Protesters against the government’s judicial reform plan on Wednesday morning hung signs on an interchange named after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s father, Benzion Netanyahu, that read, “Father of the Dictator.”

In smaller letters underneath was written, “The father of a failed and corrupt dictator who has been boycotted in Israel and the world.”