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Ultra-Orthodox Protests Turn Violent in Beit Shemesh, Jerusalem
Four young ultra-Orthodox men were injured during protests in Beit Shemesh and Jerusalem on Sunday, sparked by the arrest of a draft dodger. One 15-year-old sustained moderate-to-severe injuries, possibly from a stun grenade, while others were lightly injured.
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- 01Four young men were injured during ultra-Orthodox protests in Beit Shemesh and Jerusalem.
- 02A 15-year-old sustained moderate-to-severe injuries, reportedly from a stun grenade.
- 03Protests erupted over the arrest of an ultra-Orthodox draft dodger.
- 04Rioters threw stones at police and damaged infrastructure, according to authorities.
- 05Demonstrators also blocked Jerusalem's light rail, leading to police intervention.
Police reported hundreds of rioters threw stones and damaged property, and demonstrators also blocked Jerusalem's light rail.
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