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Journalists attacked at anti-chiefs-of-staff rally in Bnei Brak, reporter says

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Journalists attacked at anti-chiefs-of-staff rally in Bnei Brak, reporter says

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TL;DR

Journalists were attacked last night during a protest rally against the IDF chief of staff in Bnei Brak, according to a report by Channel 12's Haredi affairs correspondent Eli Hirshman. Hirshman shared documentation of the incident; no police or official response has been issued and details of injuries have not been released.

01 · THE DISPATCH

According to a report by journalist Eli Hirshman (Channel 12 News), journalists were attacked last night during an anti-chiefs-of-staff demonstration in Bnei Brak. Hirshman shared footage of the attack, though it remains unclear who carried out the assault or whether any journalists were injured. The demonstration — described by Hirshman as an 'incitement rally' — targeted the IDF chief of staff amid ongoing tensions over haredi enlistment. Police have not yet issued a response to the reported attack. As The Zioneer has reported in recent weeks, haredi protests have at times escalated into clashes with police and, in a few cases, with onlookers and journalists.

02 · How it developed

3 developments

  1. Latest

    Channel 12 correspondent Eli Hirshman shares documentation of the attack.

  2. Journalists Yoeli Barim and Daniel Grobajs hid in Mayanei Hayeshua Hospital.

  3. Journalists attacked at anti-chiefs-of-staff rally in Bnei Brak, reporter says

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03 · Source and signal

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