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Police Officer Injured by Rock Throwing at Protest Near Elad Junction

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Dozens of protesters gathered near the Elad Junction overnight, throwing stones at police and injuring an officer in the head. Police dispersed the illegal gathering and vowed zero tolerance for violence against security forces. The injured officer received medical treatment.

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  • A police officer was injured in the head by thrown rocks during a protest near Elad Junction.
  • Dozens of protesters gathered and threw stones at police forces overnight.
  • Police declared the gathering illegal and dispersed the protesters.
  • The Israel Police stated they will have zero tolerance for violence against security forces.
Police Officer Injured by Rock Throwing at Protest Near Elad Junction
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During the night, dozens of protesters gathered near the Elad Junction and began throwing stones at police forces. As a result of the violence, a police officer sustained a head injury and was evacuated for medical treatment. Officers from the Rosh HaAyin police station declared the gathering illegal and acted to disperse the protesters and restore order. The Israel Police announced they would act with zero tolerance towards any act of violence endangering public safety and security forces.

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