Jerusalem: Police Clash With Residents in Mea Shearim, Grenade Detonated
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
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- Police detonated a stun grenade during an operation in Jerusalem's Mea Shearim.
- The operation reportedly began to remove a Palestinian flag.
- Residents threw objects at police, who responded with a stun grenade.
- A young man was arrested during the confrontation.
- Municipal police also issued fines to local businesses.
A police force entered the Mea Shearim neighborhood in Jerusalem, reportedly to remove a Palestinian flag that residents claimed was hung by anti-Zionists. During the operation, a disturbance broke out, and a stun grenade was detonated by an officer in one of the alleys. Video footage shows the officer rolling the grenade after objects were thrown at the police. Residents continued to throw items at the officers even after the grenade was deployed. A young man was arrested in handcuffs during the police activity. According to one resident, municipal police also entered the area and issued fines to shops. A police source stated that "enforcement activities in such areas led a number of residents to throw objects and eggs at the forces who were carrying out the mission and left."
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