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Ultra-Orthodox Protesters Clash with Police Over Jerusalem Light Rail Work

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First reported by Ynet · 59 minutes ago

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Ultra-Orthodox protesters in Jerusalem clashed with police on August 27 over light rail construction and investigations into past riots, resulting in one arrest for arson.

01Ultra-Orthodox protesters clashed with police over light rail work and ongoing investigations in Jerusalem.
02Demonstrators marched from Mea Shearim to Bar Ilan, accompanied by suspects under investigation.
03Protesters threw objects, set trash bins on fire, and disrupted traffic near the construction site.
04Signs targeted Judge Noam Solberg and Mayor Moshe Lion with threatening slogans.
05Police declared the protest illegal and used force to disperse the crowd after warnings.
06One suspect was arrested for arson and taken for police questioning.

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