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HamalSecurity

Police Rescue Soldier Surrounded by Disruptors at Jerusalem Entrance

Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba

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Hebrew · 4 newsrooms covering

Police and special forces operated at the entrance to Jerusalem to disperse demonstrators and restore order. They rescued a soldier who had been surrounded by dozens of disruptors. The soldier was extracted unharmed, and one suspect was arrested during the operation.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Police and special forces rescued a soldier surrounded by dozens of disruptors at Jerusalem's entrance.
  • The operation aimed to restore public order and clear demonstrators from the main road.
  • Crowd dispersal methods and force were used to extract the soldier.
  • The soldier was rescued unharmed.
  • One suspect was arrested during the operation.

Jerusalem District Police, Yassam (Special Patrol Unit) officers, and the Border Police's counter-terrorism unit were engaged in operations at the entrance to Jerusalem on Tuesday to restore public order and clear away demonstrators. During the operation, forces identified a soldier who had been surrounded by dozens of individuals causing a disturbance. The forces acted decisively, using force and crowd dispersal methods to quickly extract the soldier from the gathering. The soldier was rescued unharmed. One suspect was arrested during the operation.

HamalCentre · Tel Aviv

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