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Heavy Traffic Jams Reported Ahead of Haredi Demonstrations

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Anti-Draft Protests Cause Traffic Disruptions in Jerusalem and Bnei Brak

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Hebrew · 6 newsrooms covering

Protests by the Jerusalem Faction against military conscription have led to traffic disruptions in Jerusalem and Bnei Brak before their official start. The Jerusalem light rail stopped running, and Route 4 near Bnei Brak was blocked. The demonstrations and road closures were anticipated to begin around 4:00 PM in specific locations.

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  • Anti-draft protests organized by the Jerusalem Faction caused traffic disruptions in Jerusalem and Bnei Brak.
  • The Jerusalem light rail stopped operating, stranding numerous residents.
  • Route 4 near Bnei Brak was blocked by protesters.
  • Heavy traffic congestion was reported by residents in Jerusalem.
  • The protests and road blockades were scheduled to begin around 4:00 PM.
Anti-Draft Protests Cause Traffic Disruptions in Jerusalem and Bnei Brak
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Protests organized by the Jerusalem Faction against military conscription have not yet officially begun, but traffic disruptions were already reported by Thursday afternoon in Jerusalem and the Bnei Brak area. In Jerusalem, the light rail ceased operations, leaving many residents stranded at stations. Simultaneously, city residents reported heavy traffic congestion. In the Bnei Brak area, Route 4 was blocked to traffic near the Jabotinsky junction. The protests and road blockades were expected to commence around 4:00 PM on Route 4 near the Jabotinsky junction, and in the area of the Chords Bridge in Jerusalem.

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