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Military Police Failed to Immediately Detain Deserter Amidst Protest
An investigation revealed that military police in Modi'in did not immediately detain a deserter as required by procedure, allowing him time to organize amidst a protest. The Israel Police were called to assist in restoring order after the situation escalated.
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What happened
- 01Military police did not immediately detain a deserter in Modi'in, violating protocol.
- 02Dozens of demonstrators gathered, requiring Israel Police intervention.
- 03The police and IDF are reportedly blaming each other for the deserter's release.
- 04Ofer Winter, chairman of the "Am Israel" party, criticized the government's silence.
- 05The incident involved a deserter and a protest by extremist Haredi rioters.
Both the police and IDF are blaming each other for the decision to release the deserter, while a political leader condemned the government's silence.
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