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Ongoing Story· Day 17

Jerusalem Faction's Draft Evasion Fight Becomes Mass Haredi Protest

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Ultra-Orthodox Faction Plans Road Blockades Over Draft Dodgers' Arrests

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An ultra-Orthodox faction called the Jerusalem Faction is planning protests and road blockades for Sunday or Monday to protest the arrest of two draft dodgers. The demonstrations are expected to cause traffic disruptions and are occurring just before elections. The group has not yet announced specific times or locations for the planned actions.

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  • The Jerusalem Faction plans protests and road blockades over the arrest of two draft dodgers.
  • Demonstrations are expected to cause significant traffic disruptions on roads like Highway 4.
  • The protests are scheduled for Sunday or Monday, just days before national elections.
  • The timing aims to disrupt political efforts to avoid focusing on ultra-Orthodox conscription.

The Jerusalem Faction, an ultra-Orthodox group, is preparing to hold protests and block roads on Sunday or Monday in response to the arrest of two draft dodgers. The demonstrations are expected to occur at various locations across Israel, including Highway 4, and could cause significant traffic disruptions. The planned protests come at a politically sensitive time, just days before elections, and amid coalition efforts to avoid making the issue of ultra-Orthodox conscription a central media topic. Final dates and locations for the protests have not yet been announced.

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