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Police Clash With Students at Israeli High School Opening Day
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First reported by N12 · 25 minutes ago
What happened
A school year opening celebration in Gedera, Israel, turned into a conflict between police and 12th-grade students. Parents allege police brutality, while the Ministry of Education and police claim students were drunk and behaved inappropriately, necessitating intervention.
- 01Police clashed with students at a Gedera high school's opening day.
- 02Parents allege police used excessive force, including batons and handcuffs.
- 03Officials claim students were drunk and acted inappropriately.
- 04The school administration reportedly called police to restore order.
- 05One student was detained and later released.
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