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Ongoing Story· Day 22

Jerusalem Faction Protests Disrupt Traffic in Central Israel and Jerusalem

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Now 14Security

Jerusalem Faction Protest Blocks Highway 4 Near Bnei Brak

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Highway 4 near Bnei Brak was closed to southbound traffic on Thursday due to a protest by the Jerusalem Faction against the arrest of a yeshiva student who evaded military service. Police warned of significant traffic disruptions and potential further closures. Drivers were advised to avoid the area and use alternative routes.

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  • Highway 4 near Bnei Brak was closed southbound due to a Jerusalem Faction protest.
  • The protest was against the arrest of a yeshiva student who evaded military service.
  • Police warned of significant traffic disruptions and potential further road closures.
  • Drivers were advised to avoid the protest area and use alternative routes.

Highway 4 near Bnei Brak was closed to southbound traffic on Thursday due to a protest by members of the Jerusalem Faction. The demonstration was organized in response to the arrest of an army draft dodger, a yeshiva student, in Jerusalem last week.

The protest, which was planned to begin around 3:00 PM, led police to issue advance warnings of significant traffic disruptions in the area. Authorities stated that further closures on Highway 4 between the Aluf Sadeh and Ramat Gan interchanges, in both directions, were possible. Additionally, police cautioned about potential traffic jams and road closures on Jabotinsky Street in Bnei Brak and on roads near the protest's focal point.

Police forces from the Dan region were deployed to maintain public order, direct traffic, and minimize the impact on drivers. The police advised the public to avoid the area, use alternative routes, and stay updated on traffic changes.

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