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Haredi Protests Resume Over Arrest of Draft-Dodger Suspect in Central Israel
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First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · 3 hours ago
What happened
Haredi protests in central Israel are restarting after a draft-dodger suspect was arrested following questioning at Lahav 433. The police say the suspect was summoned as a suspect in a forged license case, not as a witness, justifying his detention. Protests are expected to cause major traffic disruptions near Bnei Brak this evening.
- 01Haredi protests resume over arrest of draft-dodger suspect at Lahav 433.
- 02Suspect was summoned as a suspect in forged license case, not as a witness.
- 03Police say arrest complies with procedures despite Haredi claims of broken promise.
- 04Protests planned near Bnei Brak and major roads, causing expected traffic jams.
- 05Shas MK Moshe Abutbul demands police investigation into the arrest.
- 06Police clarify witnesses are not transferred to military custody, only suspects.
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