<p>Police officers attempting to arrest a yeshiva student who had failed to report for military service at Beit She’an Junction encountered resistance from people at the scene, who threatened to stage a protest if the arrest went ahead.</p><p>Those present warned officers that there would be “chaos” if the student was arrested. Following the confrontation, he was allowed to leave without being taken into custody.</p> | Read More in News from Israel
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