Protest Halts Military Arrest of Yeshiva Student in Modi'in
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
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- Protesters prevented the military arrest of a yeshiva student in Modi'in.
- Military police fled the scene after the protest, releasing the student.
- The student was identified as a "deserter" and was close to his wedding.
- Hundreds were mobilized to the scene following an alert.
An unusual incident occurred overnight in Modi'in when military police attempted to arrest a yeshiva student from the 'Or Hachaim' yeshiva, headed by Rabbi Reuven Elbaz. The student, who is 20 days away from his wedding, was sought for being a "deserter." Following an alert from the 'Tzeva Shachor' system, hundreds of protesters were mobilized to the scene and prevented the arrest. A police force was called to the location, and the military police fled without apprehending the student, who was subsequently released. The event was documented by footage.
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