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Ultra-Orthodox Youth Released From Military Prison Receives $3,200
An ultra-Orthodox youth, Avraham Angel, received 12,000 shekels ($3,200) in a ceremony honoring his time in military prison for draft evasion. This occurred hours before hundreds of ultra-Orthodox rioted in Modi'in, preventing the arrest of another draft dodger.
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What happened
- 01Avraham Angel, an ultra-Orthodox draft dodger, received 12,000 shekels upon release from military prison.
- 02Hundreds of ultra-Orthodox rioted in Modi'in, successfully preventing the arrest of another draft dodger.
- 03The "Kela Elef" fund aims to financially support ultra-Orthodox draft dodgers facing arrest.
- 04Rioters in Modi'in clashed with police and infiltrated a residential building.
- 05The "Tzeva Shachor" organization mobilized the ultra-Orthodox protesters in Modi'in.
The "Kela Elef" fund, supporting draft dodgers, plans to collect payments from members to compensate those arrested. The Modi'in incident involved clashes with police and residents, with the ultra-Orthodox ultimately preventing the arrest.
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