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Druze Protestors Block Major Highway in Northern Israel

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Highway 6 Blocked Southbound Near Eliakim Interchange Due to Protest

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Highway 6 was blocked to southbound traffic near the Eliakim interchange due to a protest where individuals set tires on fire. Police are on the scene directing traffic and working to reopen the road. Authorities stated they will allow legal protests but not those that disrupt public order.

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  • Highway 6 was blocked southbound near the Eliakim interchange due to a protest.
  • Protesters were reportedly setting tires on fire.
  • Police are on the scene directing traffic and working to reopen the road.
  • Authorities will permit legal protests but not those disrupting public order.
Highway 6 Blocked Southbound Near Eliakim Interchange Due to Protest
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Highway 6 was temporarily blocked to southbound traffic near the Eliakim interchange earlier today due to a protest by several individuals. The protesters are reportedly blocking the road and setting tires on fire. Police forces from the Northern District and the Traffic Division are on the scene, directing traffic and working to restore order and reopen the highway. The Israel Police stated that while freedom of expression and protest within legal boundaries will be permitted, actions that harm public peace or disrupt public order will not be allowed.

HamalCentre · Tel Aviv

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