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PanetSecurity

Police Prepare to Clear Protesters Blocking Roads in Jerusalem and Beit Shemesh

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Police are preparing to clear protesters blocking roads in Jerusalem and Beit Shemesh on Wednesday evening. Demonstrators have closed traffic arteries in both cities, prompting police to urge drivers to use alternate routes. Forces are on standby to remove the demonstrators and restore public order.

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  • Police are preparing to clear protesters blocking roads in Jerusalem and Beit Shemesh.
  • Demonstrators have blocked major traffic arteries in both cities.
  • Police urged drivers to avoid the affected areas and use alternative routes.
  • Border Guard fighters are on standby to assist in clearing the roads.
Police Prepare to Clear Protesters Blocking Roads in Jerusalem and Beit Shemesh
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Police announced Wednesday evening that forces are preparing to clear public order disturbances and reopen roads in two locations within the Jerusalem district. Protesters have blocked major traffic arteries in Jerusalem at the intersection of Sari Israel and Jaffa streets, and in Beit Shemesh on Route 38. Police officers and Border Guard fighters are on standby to remove the demonstrators and restore public order. The police urged drivers to avoid the affected areas and use alternative routes until order is restored.

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