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Jerusalem Entrance Roads Reopen After Protest Over Soldier Detentions
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First reported by Ynet · 2 hours ago
What happened
Roads into Jerusalem were temporarily blocked by protesters demonstrating against the detention of soldiers who refused a patrol without a paramedic. The police intervened, and the roads have since been reopened.
- 01Jerusalem entrance roads reopened after protest.
- 02Protesters blocked traffic over soldier detentions.
- 03Soldiers refused patrol without a paramedic.
- 04Police restored order at the scene.
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