Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu released a statement Wednesday night calling for protests across Israel not to turn violent after a police officer was stabbed by a protester in Tel Aviv during a protest earlier on Wednesday.
"Demonstrations are a sacred right in a democratic country, but we will not accept and will not put any kind of violence on the agenda," the Prime Minister said.
"Stabbing a police officer is crossing a red line, I wish (the victim) a speedy recovery," declared Netanyahu.
"I call on all citizens of Israel to respect the law and the members of the security forces," Netanyahu concluded.