Female Israeli soldiers rescued after being chased by ultra-Orthodox men
Summary
Two female Israeli soldiers needed police help after being chased by ultra-Orthodox men in Bnei Brak. The crowd mistakenly thought they were delivering military service orders. The incident led to clashes, arrests, and condemnation from Israeli leaders.Key Facts
- Two female soldiers were chased by ultra-Orthodox men in Bnei Brak, Israel.
- The soldiers were not delivering conscription orders, but the crowd thought they were.
- Police intervened, using stun grenades and arresting 23 people.
- Three police officers were hurt, and police vehicles were damaged.
- Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu called the incident "unacceptable."
- Military service is mandatory in Israel but ultra-Orthodox men are usually exempt.
- The exemption has been legally challenged and is under government review.
- The ultra-Orthodox community makes up 14% of Israel's population.
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