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Clashes Erupt in Elad Over Yeshiva Student's Arrest, Tear Gas Grenades Thrown

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Police Officer Injured by Rocks During Violent Protest in Elad

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A police officer was injured by rocks thrown by protesters during a violent disturbance near Elad overnight. Residents claim police threw stun grenades into two yeshivas, injuring at least five students, one seriously. The officer was evacuated for medical treatment.

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  • A police officer was injured by rocks during a violent protest near Elad.
  • Protesters threw stones at police forces during the overnight incident.
  • Residents reported police threw stun grenades into two local yeshivas.
  • At least five yeshiva students were injured, one hospitalized, according to residents.
Police Officer Injured by Rocks During Violent Protest in Elad
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A police officer sustained a head injury and was evacuated for medical treatment during a violent disturbance near the Elad junction overnight. Protesters hurled stones at police forces at the scene. Residents of Elad reported that police threw stun grenades into the Ettinger Yeshiva and the Beit Hatalmud Yeshiva in the town. According to residents, at least five yeshiva students were injured, with one requiring hospitalization.

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