Photos were published on social media, which according to the reports are related to "job candidates from the villages of Moran and Amaisha in Tzur", who gathered again on September 29 in front of the Double Hazai sugar cane company.

Photos were published on social media, which according to the reports are related to "job candidates from the villages of Moran and Amaisha in Tzur", who gathered again on September 29 in front of the Double Hazai sugar cane company.

From the published videos it appears that the police forces are chasing the protesters with batons and the sound of gunfire can be heard.

The protesters say they have gathered to demand "transparency in employment" and are opposed to the "recruitment of non-indigenous workers and the unemployment of young indigenous specialists".

These job applicants also gathered in front of Double Hazai on September 9, and the police force used stun guns to disperse them. From the reports published on social media, it appears that "two weeks ago documents were received for about 200 people and they were supposed to receive a notification. "Until last week they found out that the Daval Hazai company once again hired non-indigenous forces."