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Haredi Protesters Clash With Soldiers Outside Prison 10 in Beit Lid

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On July 8, 2026, dozens of Haredi protesters, including women and children, clashed violently with soldiers outside Prison 10 in Beit Lid, chaining children in handcuffs during the demonstration.

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  • Dozens of Haredi protesters clashed with soldiers outside Prison 10 in Beit Lid on July 8, 2026.
  • The confrontation escalated into violence near the prison fence.
  • Women and children participated in the protest for the first time.
  • Protesters chained children together in handcuffs as part of their demonstration.
  • The event highlighted rising tensions between the Haredi community and security forces.
Haredi Protesters Clash With Soldiers Outside Prison 10 in Beit Lid
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On the evening of July 8, 2026, dozens of Haredi protesters gathered outside Prison 10 in Beit Lid, leading to confrontations with soldiers stationed there. The clashes escalated into violence, with footage showing protesters physically fighting with soldiers near the prison fence. Notably, the demonstration included women and children for the first time. Videos from the scene captured protesters chaining children together in handcuffs as part of their protest display. The event marked a significant escalation in protests at the facility, highlighting tensions between the Haredi community and security forces.

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