Yesterday, the police chief turned to the organizers of the demonstrations and conveyed a message that they were "taking their foot off the gas" when it came to arresting ultra-Orthodox "renegades" - in exchange for the demonstrators lowering their guard.
The move comes against the backdrop of the violent demonstrations by the "Flag" on Monday across the country and the attempted break-in at the home of Supreme Court Justice Noam Solberg and the vandalism of his property in the settlement of Alon Shvut in Gush Etzion.
The Israel Police said in response to the publication in Israel Hayom: "The guidelines and handling of the matter remain unchanged. Any other publication is at the sole discretion of the publisher.".
Last night, dozens of protesters from Beit Shemesh arrived at the home of a Supreme Court judge, chanted slogans against the judicial system, and caused extensive damage to the house and yard - an attack that shook the judicial system.
62 of the suspects arrested last night will be brought to the Jerusalem Magistrate's Court today for an extension of their detention.
