Right-wing activists graffitied Supreme Court president's home, arrested

Three right-wnig activists were allegedly arrested after being caught spraying the words, "Hayut you ruined Zionism, the High Court demolished south Tel Aviv" on the Supreme Court president's home.

Sheffi Paz and two other activists graffitied Esther Hayut's home. (photo credit: SOUTH TEL AVIV LIBERATION FRONT)
Sheffi Paz and two other activists graffitied Esther Hayut's home.
(photo credit: SOUTH TEL AVIV LIBERATION FRONT)
Police detained three suspects on Thursday night for spraying graffiti on the home of Supreme Court President Esther Hayut's home in a northern Tel Aviv neighborhood. One of the suspects is right-wing activist Sheffi Paz.
They were caught spraying the words, "Hayut, you ruined Zionism, the High Court destroyed southern Tel Aviv," as well as "Thank you for burying the Law of Return, South Tel Aviv."
The three suspects were taken in for investigation.
"Once again it has been proven that there is one law for infiltrators and one law for Sheffi Paz," said the South Tel Aviv Liberation Front, a branch of the "Otef Tahana HaMerkazit" movement against illegal immigration from Africa to Israel. Paz, a former Meretz MK, is the leader of the branch.
Paz has been active in attempting to expel Eritrean and Sudanese immigrants in southern Tel Aviv. She said in an interview with 103FM that she has been putting the front's stickers on the mailboxes of seniors in the justice system.
Following her arrest on Thursday night she said, "My expected arrest by the police, as well as my friends from the Southern Tel Aviv fight, Doron Avraham and Gilead Halahmi, proves once again that there is one law for infiltrators and one law for southern Tel Aviv residents."
She added, "We will not surrender for a moment and we will not stop our activities until the last infiltrator leaves the area and the law of return is reinstated. "