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Police Violence Investigation Launched After 24 Injured at Haredi Protest
Israel's Police Internal Investigations Department is investigating allegations of police brutality at a Haredi protest in Bnei Brak last Thursday, where 24 people were injured.
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What happened
- 01Police Internal Investigations Department is probing 24 reported injuries from a Bnei Brak protest.
- 02Injured protesters began giving testimony to Mahash on Tuesday.
- 03The "Fund to Combat the Draft Decree" is assisting protesters with legal support.
- 04National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir alleged police brutality in a High Court petition.
- 05The Yated Ne'eman newspaper also published strong criticism of police actions.
Injured protesters began giving testimony on Tuesday, supported by the "Fund to Combat the Draft Decree." National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir had previously petitioned the High Court of Justice with claims of excessive force, and the newspaper Yated Ne'eman also criticized the police conduct.
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