The march’s official Twitter stream, @GM2J, was also posting updates on the protests.As the protests kick off on Friday, Jerusalem Post reporters will be tweeting live updates from around the country.Ahead of the march, almost 1,000 JPost.com readers answered a quick vote on the protests. Some 40 percent of respondents believe that the protests aim to spread anti-Israel sentiment and have little connection to Arab rights, while 30% went even further to call the initiative an attack on Israel's borders and a threat to its existence.Dont allow #Israel's enemies 2 spread lies about #Israel's desire 4 #peace Stand 4 #Israel against #GMJ #bigday t.co/8mYchQby
— StandWithUs (@StandWithUs) March 29, 2012
The writer is the Internet desk manager at The Jerusalem Post