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Police officers who allowed the mass wedding in Beitar Illit will be removed from office

Acting Police Commissioner Kobi Shabtai instructed on the transfer of the police officers who acted in the incident until the investigation into the matter is completed.

Hassidic officials told Walla!

NEWS that the wedding was "pre-arranged with officers and senior police officers", and it was agreed that "they will come to show attendance, but will not disperse the event"

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Liran Levy, Yaki Adamkar and Viner Yagana

Wednesday, 06 January 2021, 15:36 Updated: 16:48

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In the video: Police officers allowed a mass wedding in Beitar Illit for hours (Photo: Shabbat Square)

Acting Police Commissioner Kobi Shabtai today (Wednesday) ordered the transfer of the police officers who allowed the mass wedding in Beitar Illit to take place and will be removed from their positions, until the investigation is completed.

The wedding of the Rebbe's grandson of Avraham Yitzchak Chassidut was held in violation of Corona's guidelines, but police did not disperse the crowd or hand out reports for hours, ostensibly following a preliminary summary with the Chassidim. Chassidic

officials told Walla! "They knew in advance about the planning to hold the wedding on the spot and also agreed that if there was a photo, video or report coming out, they would come to show attendance, maybe even hand out fines - but at no point did they disperse the event."

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They received wine from the Rebbe: police officers allowed a mass wedding in Beitar Illit for hours

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"The wedding was arranged in advance."

A policeman at an incident in Beitar Illit, yesterday

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