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Seven Ultra-Orthodox Suspects Detained in Jerusalem Old City Incidents
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First reported by Ynet · 47 minutes ago
What happened
Jerusalem police arrested seven ultra-Orthodox Jewish men over the weekend for allegedly spitting at a Christian monastery and vandalizing Muslim graves in the Old City. The incidents have drawn condemnation from religious leaders and follow increased police efforts to prevent such acts.
- 01Seven ultra-Orthodox men arrested in Jerusalem Old City.
- 02Suspects accused of spitting at Armenian monastery.
- 03Others detained for vandalizing Muslim graves.
- 04Police increased patrols following similar incidents.
- 05Religious leaders condemn the alleged acts.
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