Shas Party Accuses Government Legal Advisor and Kaplan Protestors of Inciting Ultra-Orthodox Demonstrations
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
The ultra-Orthodox Shas party accused the government's legal advisor of resuming arrests of Haredi draft dodgers to harm the right-wing bloc. Shas also claimed that Kaplan protest movement activists are funding demonstrations by ultra-Orthodox individuals, joined by extremist elements. The party stated these actions do not represent the ultra-Orthodox community and harm the status of Torah scholars.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Shas party accuses government legal advisor of resuming arrests of Haredi draft dodgers.
- Shas alleges the legal advisor's actions are intended to damage the right-wing bloc.
- The party claims Kaplan protest activists are funding ultra-Orthodox demonstrations.
- Shas states extremist elements have joined the protests, organizing violent demonstrations.
- The party condemned the organizers, saying their actions do not represent the ultra-Orthodox community.
The ultra-Orthodox Shas party has accused the government's legal advisor and organizers of anti-government protests of funding demonstrations by ultra-Orthodox individuals. In an official statement, Shas claimed that the legal advisor to the government is responsible for resuming arrests of draft dodgers within the Haredi community. The party alleges this action is intended to harm the "right-wing bloc."
Shas further asserted that activists from the Kaplan protest movement are behind the financing of these demonstrations. According to the party, "extremist elements" have joined these activists, organizing violent protests that pose a threat to life.
The party condemned the protest organizers, stating that their actions do not represent the ultra-Orthodox community, constitute a "terrible desecration of God's name," and significantly damage the efforts to regulate the status of Torah scholars.
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