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Four Ultra-Orthodox Men Charged With Rioting at Israeli Judge's Home
Four ultra-Orthodox Israeli men were charged on Sunday with rioting outside the home of a Supreme Court deputy president earlier this month. Two of the suspects also face trespassing charges.
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Four ultra-Orthodox Israeli men were charged on Sunday with rioting outside the home of a Supreme Court deputy president earlier this month, with two of the suspects also charged with trespassing. The State Prosecutor's Office said the indictment concerns a serious, unusual and unprecedented incident.
Over 60 suspects were detained and questioned after the attempted break-in at the judge's home in the West Bank.
The four men face rioting charges.
Two also face trespassing charges. Police questioned more than 60 people in connection with the incident.
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