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Ongoing Story· Day 22

Jerusalem Faction Protests Disrupt Traffic in Central Israel and Jerusalem

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Major Road Closure Expected in Bnei Brak Due to Protest

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Hebrew · 6 newsrooms covering

Israel Police are preparing for a protest in Bnei Brak today around 3:00 PM, which will cause significant traffic disruptions. Road 4 will be closed between Aluf Sadeh and Umm al-Fahm, with potential closures on Jabotinsky Street. The public is advised to use alternative routes and avoid the area. Police will maintain order but will not permit disorder or endangerment of the public.

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  • Road 4 will be closed in both directions in Bnei Brak due to a protest today.
  • Significant traffic disruptions and potential closures on Jabotinsky Street are expected.
  • Police will be present to manage traffic and maintain order during the demonstration.
  • The public is advised to use alternative routes and avoid the protest area.
  • Police will permit legal protests but will not tolerate disorder or endangerment.
Major Road Closure Expected in Bnei Brak Due to Protest
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Israel Police are preparing for a protest scheduled for today around 3:00 PM in the Bnei Brak area, anticipating potential traffic disruptions. Road 4 will be closed in both directions between Aluf Sadeh and Umm al-Fahm. Traffic congestion and road closures are also possible on Jabotinsky Street in Bnei Brak. Police from the Dan region will be present to direct traffic and maintain public order. The public is advised to use alternative routes and stay updated on traffic conditions, avoiding the affected areas if possible. The police stated that while they recognize the right to protest as a cornerstone of a democratic state and permit demonstrations within legal boundaries, they will not tolerate public disorder, disruptions to freedom of movement, or any actions that endanger public safety.

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