Violent clashes broke out early Thursday afternoon near Bar Ilan Street in Jerusalem between hundreds of extremists and police forces.
The police used crowd-dispersal measures, including stun grenades and tear gas, to restore order amid reports that 10 police officers were lightly injured.
According to reports, a municipal enforcement inspector accompanied by police led to rumors that the police were trying to arrest three “draft dodgers. A “black alert” warning was issued that the police are trying to arrest bochurim and dozens of people joined the protests, including some bochurim from a nearby Chassidish yeshivah.
The riots broke out on Rechov Chana and continued afterward close to Eli HaKohen Street on the corner of Yirmiyahu Street, known as “Tzomet Aperion” (Aperion Square).
Large numbers of police and Border Police forces, including riot control units, were called to the scene and are continuing to operate to restore order.
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(YWN Israel Desk—Jerusalem)
6 Responses
It seems obvious there is something wrong with a government whose policies cause such unrest. There is a lack of confidence in and a lack of respect for this government’s behavior toward a segment of the population.
hayoi lo sih’yeh
giiivalt
who let the Nazis into israel
Modern day Maccabees and yevanim
American bachur with the cigarette now gets to tell everyone about him getting hit by police.
Stop being juvenile. It’s not insane. It’s wild.
So this is the face of Bnei Torah today???? What ddo their Roshe Yeshiva say???