A traffic citation issued to a young Chareidi man near the Ramat Shlomo neighborhood in Jerusalem sparked a protest and temporary road closure Tuesday morning after bystanders mistakenly believed police were attempting to arrest a draft evader.
According to reports from the scene, a police officer stopped a Chareidi driver at the entrance to the neighborhood in order to issue a traffic ticket.
However, Chareidi passersby assumed that the police were arresting a draft evader and alerted the “The Kidnappers Have Arrived” alert system. Chareidim flocked to the area and blocked the road.
It later emerged that the driver was not arrested, and it is unclear whether he was even classified as a draft evader.
(YWN Israel Desk—Jerusalem)
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better yet go dance in the army. lets see you dance then all u little kids you belong in the army you are not doing anything better with your lives. you are a bunch of useless destroying not humans.
Dont tell me that the gedolim or rabonim told them cuz why are they not there. I never saw a rabbi or gadol there. dont tell me that the gedolim told them to do it cuz what makes someone a gadol. their father was so what
down with the IDF