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Security08:35 · 2h ago

Car Hits Pedestrians in Elad During Sabbath, Sparking Violent Clashes

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Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
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A car entered the city of Elad through its main gate, which was left open on the Sabbath, leading to a confrontation with local youths who protested the vehicle's presence. During the incident, the car struck two young people, one of whom required medical treatment and was hospitalized. The tension escalated into violent clashes on Saturday night when another group of youths arrived, resulting in mutual assaults and stone-throwing. This rare and troubling event has reignited public debate in Elad over the policy of keeping the city’s main gate open on weekends. Many residents argue that the gate is meant to preserve the community’s character and prevent conflicts, and that leaving it open poses safety and security risks. Following the incident, residents are urging the municipality and law enforcement to ensure the gate is closed every Sabbath to avoid similar occurrences in the future.

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