Roadblocks and Arrests Follow Violent Protest at Supreme Court Justice's Home

Police arrested a 26-year-old suspect from Beit Shemesh near Beitar Illit after he refused to stop and barricaded himself in his vehicle. The arrest is linked to a violent protest Wednesday at the home of Supreme Court Deputy President Justice Noam Sohlberg. Meanwhile, Route 60 remains blocked in both directions near the settlement of Sela'it and the Zofim checkpoint following a separate attack in the Sharon region; other roads have reopened.

5 developments

1. 21:48 · 7 JunLatest

   Ultra-Orthodox protesters block Jerusalem light rail over arrests of suspects in judge's home disturbance

2. 13:03 · 7 Jun

   Haredi man arrested after protest disruption at justice's home; scuffle erupts

3. 12:51 · 7 Jun

   Roadblocks and Arrests Follow Violent Protest at Supreme Court Justice's Home

• Developing22:16 · 4 JulRadical ultra-Orthodox protest halts Jerusalem light rail in Shevet Israel area
• Strong23:04 · 12 JulExtreme ultra-Orthodox protesters break fences at Jerusalem light rail site
• Developing20:36 · 1 JulExtremist 'Anshei Hayil' group blocks Jerusalem light rail over Solberg detainees
• Strong19:35 · 18 JunHaredi protesters block Jerusalem light rail, clash with civilians as Sephardic rally begins

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