Hundreds of right-wing activists blocked the entrance to Jerusalem in the area of ​​the String Bridge

Hundreds of right-wing activists blocked the entrance to Jerusalem in the area of ​​the String Bridge on Saturday, demanding that Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit prosecute the police officers who hit the car of the boy Ahuvia Godak and caused it to overturn. Police said that following the demonstration, Road 1 was blocked for traffic from the Sakharov interchange heading east. The protesters are confronting police forces, and ten of them have been arrested. MK Itamar Ben Gvir (Religious Zionism) also arrived.
Protest following Godfather's death resumed this week after a break. Godfather was killed ten months ago when he was 16 when a car overturned in the West Bank, while fleeing from police with his four friends after allegedly throwing stones at Palestinians. The police car and the vehicle in which they were traveling collided, and Godfather was killed.
Earlier this year, sources close to the investigation estimated that the case against the police officers would be closed because it was not possible to determine what caused the collision between the car and the car, but there is still no decision. The joint investigation team of the police and the police investigation department (DIP) tended to accept the police version that they did not intend to collide with the car and that the collision occurred when the young men tried to prevent the car from overtaking them.