In next May Day, the international workers’ solidarity day, will be held several rallies across Israel: Tel-Aviv, Haifa (on May Day and May 4), Nazareth (today, on Saturday), Beer-Sheva (on Friday May 3), Madjal Krum (on May Day) and others towns. Hadash (The Democratic Front for Peace and Equality – Communist Party of Israel) activists are engaged in all May Day events, alongside with several Left and union’s militants.
In next May Day, the international workers’ solidarity day, will be held several rallies across Israel: Tel-Aviv, Haifa (on May Day and May 4), Nazareth (today, on Saturday), Beer-Sheva (on Friday May 3), Madjal Krum (on May Day) and others towns. Hadash (The Democratic Front for Peace and Equality – Communist Party of Israel) activists are engaged in all May Day events, alongside with several Left and union’s militants.
Social activists, youth groups and left-wing political parties will convene in Tel Aviv on May 1 for a May Day rally. The march will commence at 6:30 P.M., at Meir Square, King George Street and continue to Rabin Square, where a rally will be held. Speakers scheduled to appear at the rally include MK Dov Khenin (Hadash) and representatives of unions and Left movements. “On May 1, we will see who genuinely sides with the social protest movement – and the desire to bring about real change – as compared to those who simply joined the bandwagon,” said Alon-Lee Green, a prominent activist within the movement. “We will march to demand justice for all who live here,” he added.
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