News brief High Court allows protests outside of Netanyahu's hotel during vacation

Israel's High Court will allow protesters to enter the village Neve Ativ in the Golan Heights in order to protest against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the court announced on Wednesday.

Until now, the Israel Police prevented protesters from entering the village to protest directly in front of the hotel where the Prime Minister and his wife are vacationing.

Protests at the entrance, including a tent encampment, have been ongoing for a number of days.

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