1. I don’t know that they do. But assuming they do, it is likely a matter of pikuach nefesh to allow the secularists to arrest someone for a relatively minor offense.
2. No one is.
3. They are not responsible to issue proclamations condemning every unaffiliated bum. And if they would, it would have no affect on these oisvorfs anyways, as they listen to no one.
4. Yes, if I could do so without involving the secularist, who would likely beat him and detain him for 3 months for a diaper.
5. That is factually incorrect.

And even about those oisvorfs that did engage in their bad behavior, it is not even 1/1,000th of the proportion portrayed in the media. And the cops reaction to them was to attack innocent bystanders and legitimate (unaffiliated) protesters.

To those of you who cannot understand why calling another Jew a “Nazi” is morally repugnant, I can only suggest that you learn some history, first hand if need be, from the remaining survivors of the Holocaust. I cannot imagine a single survivor who would justify any comparison between a Yid (an Israeli policeman or otherwise) and a Nazi. They lived it! They know what Nazism truly was. Their opinion should be enough to silence you forever on this issue.

Any words which equate a Jew with a “Nazi” should never again come out of your mouths. If you nevertheless believe it to be true, KEEP IT TO YOURSELVES! The rest of Klal Yisrael does not want to here your repugnant, hate-filled opinion of our fellow Jews.

Legitimate protests do not include throwing dirty diapers and stones, and blocking traffic on major arteries. The first two are violent and the latter endangers public safety.

As far as gathering in public (not blocking roads) with signs and shouting, then this is legitimate protest, and should be allowed.

the probelm is when some hooligans begin to throw stones and diapers, and when pursued by the police, run into the crowd who then shelters them. (They may not all look alike, but they sure do dress alike.)

Israeli society recognizes that there is a small group within Hareidi Jewry that is causing the problematic activity. (I know a great many Hareidim; both personally and casually, and every single one–down to the last man, woman, and child, would not bend down to touch a stone on Shabbat, nor would they use the term Nazi when referring to another Jew.)

However, the “shabab” that does so, is sheltered by the wider population, and, when caust by the police, rearely spend significant time in jail, as Hareidi politicians come to their rescue.
(Never imagine that protekzia works only for one group of people).