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Police Arrest Haredi Youth in Beitar Illit Sparks Controversy Over Use of Force A video from Beitar Illit shows police violently arresting a young Haredi man near a bus fire, sparking claims of excessive force. Police say the youth resisted and endangered others, justifying their actions. The suspect was released after questioning, with his parents summoned due to his age.
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Illustration by baba What happened 01 A young Haredi man was forcibly arrested by police near a bus fire in Beitar Illit, sparking controversy. 02 Eyewitnesses claim the arrest involved excessive force without provocation. 03 Police say the suspect interfered with emergency responders and resisted arrest. 04 The suspect was taken to the police station and later released to his home with parental summons. 05 Authorities condemned the suspect’s refusal to follow emergency instructions during the incident. Translated and summarized by baba from Now 14 , the latest report. Read Now 14’s original The coverage
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