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Ultra-Orthodox Protesters Clash With Soldiers Outside Be'er Ya'akov Prison Over Yeshiva Student's Detention

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Ultra-Orthodox protesters clashed with soldiers outside Be'er Ya'akov Prison to protest the detention of a yeshiva student who deserted the military.

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  • Ultra-Orthodox protesters gathered outside Be'er Ya'akov Prison to protest a yeshiva student's detention.
  • The student was detained for deserting the Israeli military.
  • Protesters clashed with soldiers who tried to disperse them.
  • The incident was recorded on video showing confrontations between the groups.
  • The protest reflects broader tensions over military service exemptions for ultra-Orthodox Israelis.
Ultra-Orthodox Protesters Clash With Soldiers Outside Be'er Ya'akov Prison Over Yeshiva Student's Detention
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Ultra-Orthodox protesters clashed with soldiers outside Be'er Ya'akov Prison (Prison 10) in central Israel. The demonstrators gathered to protest the detention of a yeshiva student who had deserted the military. Video footage from the scene shows the protesters confronting soldiers, who were attempting to disperse the crowd. The incident highlights ongoing tensions surrounding military service exemptions and enforcement among the ultra-Orthodox community.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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