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Israeli Police Detain Haredi Man in Ashdod by Mistake, Use Violence Before Realizing Error

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Israeli Police Detain Haredi Man in Ashdod by Mistake, Use Violence Before Realizing Error
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Israeli police in Ashdod violently detained a Haredi man on July 12, 2026, mistakenly identifying him as a suspect in a child support case. After realizing the error, they released him without apology. The incident drew public outrage and calls for investigation and accountability from political leaders.

  • 01Police violently detained a Haredi man in Ashdod on July 12, 2026, due to mistaken identity.
  • 02The man fled fearing arrest for draft evasion, but police sought a different suspect in a child support case.
  • 03Video shows officers forcibly restraining the man who protested against the arrest.
  • 04Police released the man after realizing the mistake but did not apologize on the scene.
  • 05Yitzhak Goldknopf demanded an immediate investigation and accountability for the officers involved.
  • 06Israel Police expressed regret and said the incident is under official review.

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