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Police Detain 16 in Second Raid on Northern Israeli Community Over Suspected Child Marriages
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By Shilo Freid
First reported by Now 14 · 1 hour ago
What happened
Israeli police detained 16 people in Yavne'el on Thursday as part of an ongoing investigation into suspected child marriages within a closed Hasidic community. This is the second major raid on the community in recent months, highlighting the challenges police face in tackling secret underage weddings.
- 01Police detained 16 suspects in Yavne'el over suspected child marriages.
- 02This is the second major police operation targeting the community.
- 03Underage weddings are allegedly conducted secretly to avoid detection.
- 04Knesset member Meirav Cohen praised the investigation and visited the community.
- 05A local council employee allegedly confronted Cohen's aide during her visit.
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