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Security12:57 · Aug 13

Ultra-Orthodox Man Arrested in Arad for Tearing Down Women's Posters, Faces Charges

By כיכר השבת, קובי ישראל
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
The story · English

In Arad, an ultra-Orthodox man was arrested after being caught on camera attempting to remove a public poster featuring images of women. The incident occurred last Tuesday in broad daylight and was reported to the police following the video's circulation on social media. Authorities charged the man with damaging public property. After interrogation, he was released under restrictive conditions but is expected to face formal charges in the coming weeks.

Arad Mayor Yair Maayan condemned the act, emphasizing that the municipality will not tolerate violence or attempts to exclude women from public spaces. Maayan thanked the local police for their swift response and stated the city aims to deter similar incidents in the future. He called on all community groups to respect all residents and prevent extremist actions that harm public order.

This event adds to recent tensions in Arad concerning religious issues and public space usage, with Mayor Maayan maintaining a firm stance against actions that infringe on the city's public environment.

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