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Ongoing Story· Day 4

Jerusalem Police Announce Traffic Closures for Rachel's Tomb Pilgrimage

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Behadrei HaredimGeneral

Traffic Restrictions Near Rachel's Tomb for Annual Commemoration

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Hebrew · Sole source

Traffic restrictions are in effect near Rachel's Tomb starting Wednesday afternoon for the annual commemoration. Private vehicles are banned from the site, with special shuttle buses operating from Teddy Stadium. The restrictions and shuttle service will continue through Thursday evening.

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  • Traffic restrictions begin Wednesday at 3 PM near Rachel's Tomb.
  • Private vehicles will not be allowed to enter the tomb area.
  • Special shuttle buses will run from Teddy Stadium to the site.
  • The commemoration and related traffic arrangements continue through Thursday.
Traffic Restrictions Near Rachel's Tomb for Annual Commemoration
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Special traffic arrangements will commence at 3:00 PM on Wednesday, October 21st, in anticipation of the annual commemoration of Rachel's Tomb. According to police and organizers, vehicle traffic will be restricted in the vicinity of Rachel's Tomb, at the Rosemarin Junction, and on roads leading to the site. Private vehicles will be prohibited from entering the tomb area. Special shuttle buses, routes 662 and 663, will operate from Teddy Stadium starting at 3:00 PM on Wednesday until 6:00 AM Thursday, and again on Thursday from 9:00 AM to 10:00 PM.

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