The Pope visits Israel and right-wing activists were removed from the tomb of David

Two right-wing minors, learning at the tomb of King David, received orders for expulsion from Jerusalem due to a visit to the Pope, by order of the Home Front Command and Central Command.

Lawyer Itamar Ben Gvir who represents one of the boys responded to the orders, saying, "its part of the hysteria of the Israel Police and the Israel Security Agency. Trying to stifle the voices of young people who wish to protest against the visit. Israel becomes a country which is not democratic and silences protest."

One minor resident of Netanya, received an order for four days from 22nd Iyar until 26th Iyar. The order signed by the Home Front Command orders the administrative expulsion from Jerusalem, Netanya and detention under night house arrest at his parents' home.

Other minor resident of Kiryat Arba, received two orders. One Home Guard Commander ordering the expulsion from Jerusalem until Saturday evening and two from the Central Command ordering the arrest of a full house from Saturday, to Sunday midnight.

In addition Chaneinu organization reported that GSS personnel and police came to the yeshivas and homes of at least three other minors, and summoned them to clarify. Apparently in order to bring them similar orders after that were not identified.

Jerusalem police response that the Shin Bet and police - reported from restraining orders to several right-wing activists following intelligence information accumulated by the GSS indicating the intent of right-wing extremists to disrupt the Pope's visit scheduled for next week and take provocative and illegal actions to raise religious tension for the visit. To prevent these actions administrative orders were given to remove a number of radical activists for a short time of four days in order to balance as possible between security scanners and the violation of individual rights.

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