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Beer Sheva Deputy Mayor Seeks Yom Kippur City Entry Ban
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First reported by Maariv · 20 hours ago
What happened
Beer Sheva Deputy Mayor Shimon Tubul has asked the mayor and police to block regular traffic into the city on Yom Kippur, citing security concerns and the danger posed by speeding vehicles to pedestrians.
- 01Deputy Mayor Tubul requested Yom Kippur entry ban for regular traffic.
- 02Security concerns are cited as the main reason for the proposal.
- 03He wants only emergency and essential vehicles allowed in.
- 04Tubul also called for increased police presence and enforcement.
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