Shas Election Event in Modi'in Illit Disrupted by Protesters, Arie Deri Extricated
Translated & summarized from Behadrei Haredim by baba
An election rally for the Shas party in Modi'in Illit was disrupted on Thursday by extremist Haredi youths, forcing police to escort party chairman Arie Deri from the venue. The disruption caused significant chaos and shouting. This incident is part of a series of disruptions Deri has faced at public events. Shas condemned the disruption, vowing to continue its election rallies.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Shas election rally in Modi'in Illit disrupted by extremist Haredi youths.
- Party chairman Arie Deri was escorted from the scene by police.
- The disruption involved protests and shouting, causing significant chaos.
- The incident follows a pattern of disruptions at Deri's public events.
- Shas condemned the disruption and pledged to continue its rallies.
A Shas election rally in Modi'in Illit, attended by party chairman Arie Deri, Member of Knesset Michael Malchieli, and city rabbis, was abruptly halted on Thursday evening. The event was disrupted when young Haredim, identified with extremist elements, arrived and began to disturb the order. Protesters caused chaos with demonstrations and shouting, leading to a significant disturbance. Police forces intervened, escorting Deri from the scene to ensure his safety. This incident follows a pattern of disruptions at public events and performances involving the Shas chairman, attributed to extremist factions. Deri has reportedly reduced his participation in public election rallies in recent years due to such protests. Shas has condemned the incident, which occurred during the election campaign, stating that despite attempts to disrupt the party's activities, Shas will continue to hold its election rallies nationwide.
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