Military Police Raids to Arrest Yeshiva Students Thwarted
Translated & summarized from JDN by baba
Military police failed to arrest yeshiva students in Dimona and Bat Yam overnight after dozens of protesters, alerted by the "Tzeva Adom" system, intervened. In Dimona, forces left without making arrests at two locations. In Bat Yam, protesters prevented the detention of a student from Rabbi Bneiahu Shmueli's yeshiva. The incidents concluded with celebratory dancing by the protesters.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Military police failed to arrest yeshiva students in Dimona and Bat Yam overnight.
- Dozens of protesters intervened at both locations, alerted by the "Tzeva Adom" system.
- In Dimona, forces attempted arrests at two separate residences but left without detentions.
- In Bat Yam, protesters prevented the arrest of a student from Rabbi Bneiahu Shmueli's yeshiva.
- Both incidents ended with protesters celebrating after the military police departed.
Military police attempts to arrest yeshiva students in Dimona and Bat Yam overnight were unsuccessful, with dozens of individuals intervening to prevent the detentions. In Dimona, forces initially went to a home on Netiv HaLamed Heh street to arrest a student but left without making an arrest. They later proceeded to another house on Muldah street, seeking to apprehend two brothers, yeshiva students of Sephardic descent. Following the activation of the "Tzeva Adom" (Red Color) alert system, dozens of Gur Hasidim arrived at the location, preventing the arrests. After the forces departed, those present engaged in celebratory dancing. In Bat Yam, military police arrived around 4:30 AM to arrest a student from the "HaMeysher" yeshiva, associated with Kabbalist Rabbi Bneiahu Shmueli. Dozens of protesters, alerted via the "Tzeva Adom" system, arrived and blocked the arrest. Approximately an hour later, the military police left, and the protesters also celebrated with dancing.
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