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Security14:32 · Jul 23

Jerusalem Light Rail Construction Advances Unhindered During Tisha B'Av Observances

By ערוץ 7
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
Jerusalem Light Rail Construction Advances Unhindered During Tisha B'Av Observances
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The story · English

During Tisha B'Av, when many protesters were inside synagogues observing the fast and reciting lamentations, infrastructure companies advancing the Jerusalem light rail project completed a major concrete pour on Bar Ilan Street. This area has been a hotspot for violent clashes and protests against the light rail, with extremist opponents frequently disrupting work through equipment arson and infrastructure sabotage. On Wednesday night, dozens of concrete trucks operated in a coordinated chain, successfully advancing a complex stage of construction without interference. Video footage showed that opponents arrived late, after the concrete pouring had finished and the trucks had left, avoiding any confrontations. The timing of the operation during the solemn fast allowed the engineering teams to carry out the work smoothly in a location that has seen intense conflict in recent years.

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