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Traffic Disruptions Expected in Bnei Brak Due to Planned Protest

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Haredi Draft Protests Turn Violent, Disrupting Traffic Across Israel

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Haredi protests against IDF enlistment turned violent on Thursday, with demonstrators blocking roads and clashing with police in Jerusalem and near Bnei Brak. Police Commissioner Daniel Levy ordered decisive action against the riots, warning of arrests for those violating public order. Major traffic disruptions occurred on Highway 4 and at the entrance to Jerusalem. Police are working to clear the roads and restore normalcy.

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  • Haredi protests against IDF draft escalated into riots and road blockages across Israel.
  • Police Commissioner Daniel Levy ordered decisive action against the violent demonstrations.
  • Protesters blocked major roads, including Highway 4 and the entrance to Jerusalem.
  • Demonstrators shouted "Nazis" at police officers clearing Highway 4.
  • Police are working to clear roads and restore public order.
  • Traffic disruptions occurred on Highway 4 and in Jerusalem.
Haredi Draft Protests Turn Violent, Disrupting Traffic Across Israel
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