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PanetSecurity

Ben Gurion Airport Area to See Traffic Jams Due to Planned Protests

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Israel Airports Authority warned of traffic jams and disruptions near Ben Gurion Airport on Thursday afternoon due to planned Haredi protests against the arrest of draft dodgers. Travelers are advised to monitor media and navigation apps for updates. The authority is working with security and transportation officials to maintain airport operations.

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  • Israel Airports Authority anticipates traffic jams near Ben Gurion Airport on Thursday afternoon.
  • Protests are planned by the Haredi community against the arrest of draft dodgers.
  • Travelers are advised to use media and navigation apps for real-time traffic information.
  • Authorities are coordinating to ensure continued airport operations and flight schedules.

Israel Airports Authority announced that significant traffic congestion and disruptions are expected around Ben Gurion Airport on Thursday afternoon due to planned demonstrations. The protests are reportedly organized by members of the Haredi community, protesting the arrest of draft dodgers. The Airports Authority advised travelers to stay informed about the situation via media outlets and navigation apps. The authority stated it is coordinating with security forces, the Ministry of Transportation, and law enforcement agencies to ensure the airport's continued operation and flight schedules.

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