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Police Use Stun Grenades to Disperse Ultra-Orthodox Protest on Highway 4

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Hebrew · Sole source

Police used stun grenades to disperse an illegal protest by extremist ultra-Orthodox Jews on Highway 4 near Yavne on Sunday. The demonstrators blocked the road to protest alleged restrictions on religious freedom, causing traffic jams. The protest concluded after several hours, with authorities aiming to restore order and public safety.

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  • Police used stun grenades to disperse an illegal ultra-Orthodox protest on Highway 4.
  • The demonstration occurred near the Yavne interchange and blocked traffic.
  • Protesters claimed restrictions on religious freedom were the reason for their demonstration.
  • The protest caused significant traffic disruptions in the area.
  • Police stated their actions were to restore order and public safety.

Israeli police deployed stun grenades on Sunday to disperse an illegal demonstration by extremist ultra-Orthodox Jews on Highway 4 near the Yavne interchange. The protesters, who blocked the highway, were demonstrating against what they claim are restrictions on religious freedom. The demonstration caused significant traffic disruptions in the area. Police stated they acted to restore order and ensure public safety, urging protesters to disperse peacefully. The protest ended after several hours, with no immediate reports of serious injuries, though some participants were treated for shock.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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