12:57, 15 July 2012 Sunday
Israeli man sets himself fire at protest / VIDEO
A man sustained serious burns after he poured flammable liquid on himself and lit it, said police, at a protest in Tel Aviv against the economic policies of Israel's conservative government.
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World Bulletin / News Desk
A man sustained serious burns after he poured flammable liquid on himself and lit it, said police, at a protest on Saturday in Tel Aviv against the economic policies of Israel's conservative government.
"From what I understand, he claimed money had been taken from him. Obviously he did it for financial reasons, though further details are not yet clear," said police spokesman Mickey Rosenfeld. He said the man was aged around 40.
The Tel Aviv demonstration marked the anniversary of the erection of a student-led squatter camp in Israel's economic hub which was followed by a string of wider public campaigns against the cost of living in the country.
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