According to a report, political leaders Babbchik and Goldenkopf attempted to stop a protest Monday night at the Attorney General's residence but failed. The protest was led by more extreme elements within the Gur Hasidic sect cooperating with the Jerusalem faction, and additional protests are expected soon.
The report, attributed to the Groibes outlet, describes a protest outside the Attorney General's residence that occurred Monday night. Political leaders Babbchik and Goldenkopf are said to have tried to prevent the protest but failed, with internal sources indicating that more extreme elements within the Gur Hasidic sect, acting in partnership with the Jerusalem faction, led the event. The report assesses that further protests led by these elements are expected in the near future. The failure of the political leadership to control the protest is seen as a sign of internal divisions within the sect.
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