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Dozens of Haredim stage protest at police commissioner's home in Zichron Yaakov

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Dozens of Haredim stage protest at police commissioner's home in Zichron Yaakov

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TL;DR

Dozens of Haredi protesters arrived in Zichron Yaakov on Tuesday evening to demonstrate outside the home of Police Commissioner Kobi Shabtai, according to Israel Hayom. Police prevented the group from entering the town, and the demonstration was relocated to a nearby junction.

01 · THE DISPATCH

On Tuesday evening, dozens of Haredi protesters attempted to demonstrate outside the home of Police Commissioner Kobi Shabtai in Zichron Yaakov, according to Israel Hayom. Police blocked the group from entering the town, and the protest was moved to a nearby junction. The demonstration appears to be part of ongoing tensions between parts of the Haredi public and law enforcement over issues including military draft enforcement. As The Zioneer reported on June 12, similar protests in Ashdod drew hundreds of demonstrators in a separate incident over the arrest of a draft deserter. Details on whether arrests were made in the current protest remain unconfirmed.

02 · How it developed

3 developments

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    Police blocked minibuses and ordered protesters to return to Gush Dan.

  2. Police established roadblocks around Zichron Yaakov and restricted entry to residents only.

  3. Dozens of Haredim stage protest at police commissioner's home in Zichron Yaakov

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03 · Source and signal

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