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Police were called in case of domestic violence were attacked in Mea Shearim

Police forces arrived in the Jerusalem neighborhood following the report, but when they arrived at the scene, they were surrounded by dozens of rioters who threw stones at them.

A policeman was injured and the car was damaged

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Maya Horodnichano

Monday, 25 January 2021, 14:35

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In the video: Extension of detention for suspects in a police attack in Bnei Brak (Photo: Sapir Levy)

Police officers who were called to an apartment in the Mea Shearim neighborhood of Jerusalem today (Monday) following a report of an incident of domestic violence, were attacked by dozens of rioters with a shower of stones and objects as soon as they arrived at the scene.

A police officer was injured and the police car was damaged.

The police are continuing to investigate the incident, which was initially reported as domestic violence.

Earlier, a yeshiva was located in the Ramot neighborhood of Jerusalem, which operates in violation of the Corona's guidelines and regulations, with dozens of people, some of whom lost their lives when police forces entered the area.

The police recorded reports for those present at the scene.

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