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Ongoing Story· Day 2

Jerusalem Faction's Draft Evasion Fight Becomes Mass Haredi Protest

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Haredi Protests Erupt Over Resumption of Military Draft Evasion Arrests

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Haredi men are planning large protests on Thursday in Jerusalem and Gush Dan against the IDF's resumption of arrests for military service evasion. The protests follow a Tuesday night incident in Modi'in where demonstrators clashed with police over the arrest of a draft evader. The IDF had announced the renewed arrest campaign would begin in October.

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  • Haredi men plan large protests Thursday in Jerusalem and Gush Dan against renewed military draft evasion arrests.
  • The IDF announced the resumption of arrests for draft dodgers would begin in October.
  • Hundreds of Haredi protesters clashed with police in Modi'in on Tuesday night.
  • The Modi'in incident involved a protest outside the home of a young man arrested for draft evasion.
Haredi Protests Erupt Over Resumption of Military Draft Evasion Arrests
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Large-scale protests are scheduled for Thursday in Jerusalem and the Gush Dan region to oppose the renewed arrests of Haredi men evading mandatory military service. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) had announced that the apprehension of draft dodgers would resume in October. The upcoming demonstrations follow an incident Tuesday night in Modi'in, where hundreds of Haredi protesters gathered outside the home of a young man evading military service, protesting his arrest. Some demonstrators attempted to storm the building, leading to confrontations with the police before the young man was released. Police stated they had to intervene to remove soldiers from the scene.

MakanArab · Jerusalem

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