Hundreds of Ultra-Orthodox Riot in Beit Shemesh, Two Injured
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Hundreds of extremist ultra-Orthodox rioted in Beit Shemesh, throwing stones and damaging property. Two young men were injured by a falling concrete barrier, an incident police stated was unrelated to their dispersal efforts. Two other individuals were also injured during the unrest.
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- Hundreds of extremist ultra-Orthodox rioted in Beit Shemesh, throwing stones at police.
- Two young men were injured by a concrete barrier that fell on their legs.
- Police stated the injuries were not caused by police actions during dispersal.
- Protesters set fires, damaged infrastructure, and pushed barriers onto the road.
- Two additional individuals were injured during the police dispersal of the riot.
Hundreds of extremist ultra-Orthodox individuals engaged in violent disturbances in Beit Shemesh, throwing stones and objects at police, according to the police.
The protesters set fire to trash cans, damaged infrastructure, and pushed concrete barriers onto the road. Two young men were injured when a concrete barrier fell on their legs, apparently after they pushed it themselves. Police clarified that this incident occurred in an area where no officers were present, and that the officers' actions to disperse the rioters were unrelated to the young men's injuries.
Additionally, two other individuals were reportedly injured during the dispersal of the disturbances.
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