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Heavy Traffic Jams Reported Ahead of Haredi Demonstrations

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Heavy Traffic Jams Reported Ahead of Haredi Demonstrations

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Heavy traffic jams formed in central Israel and on the road to Jerusalem on Monday afternoon, ahead of planned Haredi demonstrations. Congestion was reported on multiple major highways across the country.

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  • Heavy traffic jams occurred in central Israel and on the road to Jerusalem before Haredi protests.
  • The Jerusalem Faction announced demonstrations against the re-arrest of draft dodgers.
  • Protests were scheduled for Monday afternoon around 4:00 PM in Gush Dan and Jerusalem.
  • Traffic congestion was reported on multiple highways nationwide.

Significant traffic congestion has been reported in central Israel and on the road to Jerusalem approximately one hour before planned Haredi (ultra-Orthodox) demonstrations. The Jerusalem Faction, a Haredi group, announced protests scheduled for the afternoon around 4:00 PM in the Gush Dan area and Jerusalem, in response to the re-arrest of draft dodgers.

Israel National Roads Company reported traffic jams in the central region on Highways 1, 2, 4, 40, and 471. Additional congestion was noted in the north on Highways 4, 65, 66, 70, and 85, and in the south on Highways 4 and 6.

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