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Ongoing Story· Day 22

Traffic Disruptions Expected in Bnei Brak Due to Planned Protest

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0404Security

Illegal Protest Blocks Major Highway Near Bnei Brak

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An illegal protest near Bnei Brak has blocked Highway 4 in both directions, causing traffic disruptions. Police have declared the demonstration unlawful and are working to disperse the protesters and reopen the road. Drivers are being advised to use alternative routes and stay updated on traffic conditions.

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  • An illegal protest near Bnei Brak has blocked Highway 4 in both directions.
  • Police have declared the demonstration unlawful and are working to disperse protesters.
  • Traffic is significantly disrupted on Highway 4 between the Aluf Sadeh and Om HaNetziv interchanges.
  • Police are directing drivers to alternative routes and urging the public to avoid the area.
  • Authorities emphasized the right to protest but will not permit public disorder or disruption of movement.

An illegal demonstration is currently underway at the Geha Junction, near Bnei Brak, where protesters are blocking Highway 4 in both directions, causing significant traffic disruptions. Police forces are on the scene, working to restore order and direct drivers to alternative routes. As a result of the protest, Highway 4 is closed to traffic between the Aluf Sadeh and Om HaNetziv interchanges. Traffic police are deployed in the area, guiding vehicles and urging the public to avoid the location and use alternate roads. Police stated that an officer declared the protest illegal and informed the demonstrators before using force and dispersal measures. The police emphasized that the right to protest is a cornerstone of a democratic state but added that they "will not allow public disorder of any kind or harm to freedom of movement." The police are advising drivers to stay updated on traffic changes and use alternative routes.

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