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Shas Accuses Kaplan Protestors of Funding Jerusalem Faction Demonstrations

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Shas Accuses Kaplan Protestors of Funding Jerusalem Faction Demonstrations

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The Haredi political party Shas accused individuals from the "Kaplan protest" movement and extremist groups of funding demonstrations by the Jerusalem Faction. Shas claims these groups are responsible for violent and dangerous protests. The accusation was made by the "Committee for the Salvation of the World of Torah."

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  • Shas accused Kaplan protest individuals and extremists of funding Jerusalem Faction demonstrations.
  • The party claims these groups are behind violent and life-threatening protests.
  • The accusation was issued by the "Committee for the Salvation of the World of Torah."

The Haredi political party Shas has issued an unusual accusation, claiming that individuals associated with the "Kaplan protest" movement, joined by extremist elements, are behind the funding of the Jerusalem Faction's demonstrations held today. Shas alleges that these groups are orchestrating violent and life-threatening protests. The statement was released by the "Committee for the Salvation of the World of Torah," a Haredi organization.

This accusation comes amid ongoing tensions and protests within the Haredi community, particularly concerning issues related to Torah scholars and military conscription. The Jerusalem Faction, a segment of the Lithuanian Haredi community, has been involved in various protests against perceived threats to their way of life. The Kaplan movement, named after a prominent street in Tel Aviv, has been a significant force in recent anti-government demonstrations.

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