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Ongoing Story· Day 22

Traffic Disruptions Expected in Bnei Brak Due to Planned Protest

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Protest Near Bnei Brak Blocks Major Highway 4 in Both Directions

Translated & summarized from Davar by baba

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Hebrew · 9 newsrooms covering

Highway 4 was closed in both directions near Bnei Brak on Thursday due to a protest at Geha Junction. Police declared the demonstration illegal after protesters blocked the road, leading to intervention by law enforcement. Authorities are directing traffic to alternate routes and urging the public to avoid the area while acknowledging the right to protest.

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • Highway 4 was closed in both directions near Bnei Brak due to a protest.
  • Police declared the demonstration illegal after protesters blocked the road.
  • Law enforcement intervened after informing protesters the demonstration was unlawful.
  • Drivers are being directed to alternative routes and advised to avoid the area.
Protest Near Bnei Brak Blocks Major Highway 4 in Both Directions
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Highway 4 was closed to traffic in both directions on Thursday between the Aluf Sadeh and Ema HaMoshava interchanges due to a protest near Bnei Brak at the Geha Junction. Police declared the demonstration illegal after protesters blocked the road. According to police, an officer informed the demonstrators that the protest was unlawful before force was used and measures were deployed. Police and traffic officers are present at the scene, directing drivers to alternative routes. The police advise the public to avoid the area and stay updated on traffic changes. Authorities stated they recognize the right to protest but will not permit public disorder, disruption of traffic, or actions endangering public safety.

DavarLeft · Tel Aviv

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