Highway 6 Interchange Reopens After Protest Dispersal
Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba
Police reopened the Eliakim interchange on Highway 6 in both directions after dispersing a protest that had blocked traffic. Officers from multiple districts and the Border Police removed demonstrators who were obstructing the roadway. The police affirmed their commitment to allowing legal protests while preventing disruptions to public order.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- The Eliakim interchange on Highway 6 reopened after police dispersed a protest.
- Officers from Northern and Coastal districts, plus Border Police, cleared demonstrators.
- Police will permit legal protests but not those endangering public peace.
- The protest had involved individuals blocking the interchange.
The Eliakim interchange on Highway 6 has been reopened in both directions after police dispersed a protest that had blocked the route. Officers from the Northern and Coastal districts, along with Border Police combatants, were involved in clearing the demonstrators. The Israel Police stated that while freedom of expression and protest within legal boundaries will be permitted, actions that endanger public peace or public order will not be allowed. The protest involved a number of individuals who had obstructed traffic at the interchange.
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