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Minister Goldknopf Condemns Treating Torah Students Like Terrorists in Knesset Debate

How 3 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.

Minister Goldknopf Condemns Treating Torah Students Like Terrorists in Knesset Debate
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What happened

Minister Itzhak Goldknopf criticized police treatment of Torah students during a Knesset debate on a Basic Law for Torah study, sparking a heated exchange with MK Naor Shiri. The discussion occurred amid protests by the ultra-Orthodox community against military conscription and police violence allegations.

  • 01Minister Goldknopf condemned treating Torah students like terrorists during a Knesset debate.
  • 02MK Naor Shiri sharply challenged Goldknopf's statement in the committee meeting.
  • 03The debate focused on police treatment of ultra-Orthodox detainees amid conscription protests.
  • 04Police Investigations Department is probing an officer for violence against ultra-Orthodox protesters.
  • 05Recent protests by the Jerusalem Faction near Bnei Brak led to injuries from police crowd control.
  • 06Eight protesters were treated for injuries during clashes with police enforcing conscription laws.

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OrganizationsKnesset, Police Investigations Department, United Hatzalah, Jerusalem Faction
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Full coverage · 3 outlets

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Kikar HaShabbatRight · HebrewJun 30, 2026
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WallaCenter · HebrewJun 30, 2026
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