Far-Right Protesters Rally Against Haredi Youth Center and Move to Bnei Brak Police Station
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By כיכר השבת, קובי ישראל
What happened
Far-right protesters in Bnei Brak demonstrated against the 'Netivim' center's activities with Haredi youth and later moved to protest at the nearby police station. The police recently extended the station's lease until 2037 to maintain a strong presence amid recurring clashes with extremist Haredi groups.
- 01Far-right protesters opposed 'Netivim' center's Haredi youth recruitment in Bnei Brak.
- 02Protesters blocked the center's entrance and later moved to the nearby police station.
- 03This was the second protest at the center within a week over its military recruitment guidance.
- 04Police extended Bnei Brak station lease until 2037 for over 90 million shekels to ensure local presence.
- 05Protesters stopped a bus during the police station demonstration.
- 06The police presence aims to address ongoing tensions between extremist Haredi groups and law enforcement.
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