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Police Officer Injured by Stone During Ultra-Orthodox Protest

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An ultra-Orthodox protest at the Geha Interchange turned violent when a police officer was injured in the head by a thrown stone. The incident occurred during a demonstration by extremist Haredi individuals. Police were present to manage the protest.

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  • A police officer was injured in the head by a stone during an ultra-Orthodox protest.
  • The incident took place at the Geha Interchange.
  • Extremist Haredi individuals were involved in the demonstration.
  • Police forces were present at the scene.
Police Officer Injured by Stone During Ultra-Orthodox Protest
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A police officer sustained a head injury from a stone thrown at forces during an ultra-Orthodox protest at the Geha Interchange. The incident occurred during a demonstration by extremist Haredi individuals. Further details regarding the protest's cause or the number of participants were not immediately available. The police reported the officer's injury and stated that forces were present at the scene to manage the demonstration.

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