Disabled people's organizations renewed their protest: are demonstrating across the country

Disabled people's organizations have renewed their protest for rights and budgets and are demonstrating in a variety of centers across the country. According to the organizations, the protest is renewed because the government and the Ministry of Finance are not implementing the Disability Benefit Increase Act passed in February 2018, because no state budget has been passed for about two years. The demonstrators are expected to block major roads and demonstrate in front of government ministries.
A statement issued by the disabled people's organizations stated that "the demonstrations will intensify if the Israeli government, prime minister and finance minister do not respond to our one request - to transfer all the funds that the disabled are supposed to receive by law without any offsets not agreed in the first place, and honor all agreements The struggle. There will be no more compromises, we started the war for the existence of all the disabled in the country. "
This morning, they blocked parts of the Ayalon lanes in Tel Aviv: initially near the Arlozorov interchange, and later also the descent to the south at the Halacha interchange. Police arrived at the scene and directed traffic at the scene.
According to the struggle headquarters of the disabled organizations, as part of the protest, the protesters plan to block a number of roads and intersections throughout the country, especially in the north. Among other things, the junctions that may be blocked include the Megiddo junction; Kiryat Ata Junction; Check Post Junction; Yokneam Junction; Gedera Junction; Gush Etzion Junction; Valleys Junction (Jalama Junction); Hadassim Junction; Hadera Junction; Carrier junction; Plowing junction; Azrieli Junction Acre; Sabar Junction in the Krayot (starting at 18:30); Hasidim Junction; Tishbi Junction; Kabri Junction; Carmiel Junction; Kfar Masaryk Junction; Building Head Junction; Rosh Pina Junction; Shefar'am Junction; Somekh Junction; Tel Acre Junction; Kfar Tavor Junction; Kinneret Junction; Kiryat Haim Junction; Megiddo Junction, Meron Junction; Migdal Junction; Afek Junction; Nahalal Junction; The main entrance to the Galilee landscape; Poria Junction; Vulcan Junction; Yagur Junction; Ramat Yishai Junction; Jezreel Junction; Yokneam Junction; Zichron Yaacov Junction; Atlit Interchange; Caesarea Interchange.
In the rest of the country, the protesters plan to block the Hasharon junction (Beit Lid); Azrieli Junction Tel Aviv; Raanana Junction; Purple Junction; Tzrifin Junction; Kfar Saba East Junction; Modiin Junction; Authorized junction; Ben Shemen Interchange; Netanya Interchange; Givat Shmuel Interchange; Glilot Interchange; The boat interchange; La Guardia Interchange; Kfar Saba Interchange Raanana North; Latrun Interchange; Mesubim Interchange; Authorized Interchange; Ness Ziona Interchange; Olga Interchange; Ramla-Lod Interchange; Rishon Lezion South Interchange; Rosh HaAyin Interchange East; Castina Junction; Netivot Junction; Ofakim Junction; Yeruham Junction; Ashdod Interchange; And the entrance to Eilat.
In recent weeks, there have been talks and meetings between officials from the Ministry of Finance, the National Insurance Institute and other parties, and representatives of the "disabled not half a person" organization and representatives of "the disabled become panthers." This is in order to reach an understanding ahead of the implementation of the Disability Law within the framework of the upcoming state budget, with a delay of more than a year and a half.