Three individuals have been charged with various offenses following an altercation during a pro-Palestinian protest at Miznon, an Israeli-owned restaurant in Melbourne. The suspects include a 50-year-old man and two women, aged 48 and 28. The police allege that the incident involved about 20 protesters who damaged property and engaged in violent behavior. An activist group stated that the restaurant was targeted due to its owner's connection to the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation. Investigations by the police are still ongoing, with conflicting accounts about the nature of the violence.
Three individuals, including a 50-year-old man and two women aged 48 and 28, have been charged after a pro-Palestinian protest turned violent at Miznon restaurant in Melbourne.
Police reported that around 20 protesters caused damage during the altercation, leading to charges of assault, affray, riotous behavior, and criminal damage against the three individuals.
The activist group claimed the restaurant was targeted due to its ownership by Shahar Segal, criticizing his ties to the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation and calling him a legitimate target.
Investigations into the incident are ongoing, with conflicting statements emerging regarding who was responsible for the violence, including a denial of instigating violence from a group of individuals.
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