Shin Bet Investigates Haredi Protests Amid Concerns over Threats to Government Sites
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Shin Bet investigates haredi protests amid concerns over threats to government sites
The Shin Bet is investigating haredi anti-conscription protests after multiple disruptive incidents, amid concerns that future demonstrations could threaten government sites or officials.
Shin Bet tracks ultra-Orthodox protests after riot at High Court justice's home
The security service's Jewish Division, which investigates Jewish terrorism and extremism, will compile an intelligence assessment aimed at thwarting future attacks and preventing harm to 'the democratic order or its institutions'
Clashes erupt in Jerusalem as ultra-Orthodox protests turn violent
The newest wave of protests was triggered by the detention of several Haredi men who allegedly tried to storm the home of Israeli Supreme Court Deputy President Noam Solberg, News.Az reports, citing Anadolu Agency. Demonstrators gathered at multiple locations across Jerusalem, including the Russian Compound prison, where the situation quickly spiraled into public disorder. *** According to a police statement, protesters blocked major roads, disr…
Haredi protests began across the country after organizers claimed that the police intended to hand over 19 yeshiva students who are considered deserters to the army. The protest centers are Nitzan Prison in Ramla, the Russian Compound in Jerusalem, Hadarim Prison, Highway 4 in the Raanana-Netanya area, and the Abu Kabir compound. An "evacuation" notice was issued to residents of the center
Dozens of Haredim from the Jerusalem faction arrived in the Russian Compound in Jerusalem and Abu Kabir this afternoon (Wednesday) after it was learned that the police intend to hand over to the IDF 19 yeshiva students who were arrested at the home of Supreme Vice President Noam Solberg. According to the announcement distributed by the Jerusalem faction, protests are taking place simultaneously in four central locations: in Beit Shemesh and the…
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