Haredi protesters tried to break into a building where Aryeh Deri and another MK were staying

Dozens of Haredi protesters tried to break into a building in Bnei Brak where Shas chairman Aryeh Deri and another member of Knesset were staying. Police dispersed the crowd; no damage or injuries were reported. The protests are part of a wave of extremist Haredi demonstrations in central Israel and Jerusalem.

Dozens of Haredi protesters attempted to break into a building in Bnei Brak where Shas chairman Aryeh Deri and another MK were present. Police called to the scene dispersed the gathering. Police stated that "no damage was caused, there are no casualties, and order has been restored." The incident is part of a broader wave of extremist Haredi protests that took place today in central Israel and Jerusalem. During the protests, a vehicle was documented hitting protesters in Jerusalem, with no reports of injuries. Later, the protesters received instructions from rabbis to disperse, and roads began to reopen. Violent clashes were recorded in Jerusalem, including blocking the entrance to the city at the Chords Bridge and traffic disruptions on Bar Ilan Street. A Haredi soldier was rescued from a vehicle, and police used batons and stun grenades. In central Israel, Highway 4 was blocked to traffic.