Ultra-Orthodox Disrupt Traffic Near Tel Aviv
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Ultra-Orthodox protesters blocked the Geha Interchange near Bnei Brak on Monday, causing significant traffic disruptions. Route 4 South was closed at the Em HaMoshavot Interchange, and Route 4 North was blocked at the Aluf Sadeh Interchange. The demonstrations led to widespread delays in the area.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Ultra-Orthodox protesters blocked the Geha Interchange near Bnei Brak.
- Route 4 South was closed at the Em HaMoshavot Interchange due to the protest.
- Route 4 North was blocked at the Aluf Sadeh Interchange.
- The demonstrations caused significant traffic congestion and delays.
Ultra-Orthodox protesters blocked the Geha Interchange near Bnei Brak on Monday, causing significant traffic disruptions. Israel's National Roads Company reported that Route 4 South was closed at the Em HaMoshavot Interchange due to the expected demonstration, leading to congestion from the Morasha Interchange. Concurrently, Route 4 North was blocked at the Aluf Sadeh Interchange, with traffic backing up from the Gan Raveh Interchange. The protests caused widespread delays in the area.
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