Ultra-Orthodox Protesters Block Buses at Jerusalem Entrance Amid Draft Law Protests
On Saturday night, ultra-Orthodox protesters disrupted traffic at the entrance to Jerusalem by blocking several buses heading into the city. Police forces are en route to the scene to restore order and disperse the demonstrators. Authorities are redirecting traffic to alternative routes to minimize inconvenience for drivers and residents of the capital.
This incident is part of a broader wave of protests across Israel against the new military draft law. In recent days, similar disruptions have occurred nationwide, including severe traffic jams on major highways such as Route 1 and Route 6. Police have emphasized that these actions directly harm drivers and violate prior agreements made with protest organizers.
In some locations, protesters have exited their vehicles and walked on fast lanes, creating significant safety hazards. The ongoing demonstrations reflect widespread opposition to the draft legislation, with authorities balancing enforcement and public safety concerns.
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