Police Detain Suspect Over Graffiti on Justice Minister’s Home
Israeli authorities detained a suspect in connection with threatening graffiti scrawled outside Justice Minister Yariv Levin’s residence in Modiin.
The graffiti called Levin “the enemy of the people.” Levin is a top Likud official and one of Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu’s closest ministers in the coalition.
Police in Modiin said the suspect was a local man in his 60s.
The targeting of government ministers’ homes is not new to the ongoing civil unrest in Israel, with those demonstrating against the government’s judicial reforms protesting outside the homes of Defense Minister Yoav Gallant and Agriculture Minister Avi Dichter on Friday.
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