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Ongoing Story· Day 22

Traffic Disruptions Expected in Bnei Brak Due to Planned Protest

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Police Officers Injured in Ultra-Orthodox Protest Near Bnei Brak

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Three police officers were injured, one with broken ribs, during an ultra-Orthodox demonstration at the Geha interchange near Bnei Brak. Protesters reportedly ignored police orders, refused to disperse, and threw stones at officers. The incident caused disruptions at the busy interchange.

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  • Three police officers were injured during an ultra-Orthodox demonstration near Bnei Brak.
  • One officer sustained broken ribs, and another was hit in the head by a stone.
  • Protesters reportedly ignored police orders and threw stones at law enforcement.
  • The demonstration took place at the Geha interchange.
Police Officers Injured in Ultra-Orthodox Protest Near Bnei Brak
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