Police Use Tear Gas Grenades Against Ultra-Orthodox Protest at Geha Interchange
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Ultra-Orthodox protesters blocked Route 4 near Tel Aviv on Tuesday, leading to police using tear gas grenades at the Geha Interchange. The officer declared the demonstration illegal before using force. The protest caused traffic closures between the Aluf Sadeh and Om HaNetziv interchanges.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Police used tear gas grenades against ultra-Orthodox protesters at the Geha Interchange.
- The protest blocked Route 4 in both directions near Tel Aviv.
- The officer declared the demonstration illegal before using force.
- Traffic was closed between the Aluf Sadeh and Om HaNetziv interchanges.
Ultra-Orthodox demonstrators blocked Route 4 in both directions between the Aluf Sadeh and Om HaNetziv interchanges on Tuesday, prompting a police response that included the deployment of tear gas grenades at the Geha Interchange. The police stated that the officer in charge declared the demonstration illegal before resorting to force and the use of crowd dispersal measures. The protest caused significant traffic disruptions in the area.
