""Get out of the car": An argument on the road in Elad ended in a violent outburst - and in an arrest 

Shtetl
July 1, 2026   
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Police officers from the Rosh Ha'ayin station in the Central District arrested a resident of the ultra-Orthodox city of Elad, in his 20s, on suspicion of severely violently attacking a Hasidic driver during a dispute on the road on Raban Yochanan Ben Zakkai Street.

According to a report on the Walla website, the confrontation between the two began after the suspect claimed that the driver overtook him during the trip and hit the scooter he was riding.

The argument allegedly escalated into severe violence within moments.

In footage from the scene, the suspect is seen punching and kicking the driver, breaking his vehicle's mirrors and demanding money from him while shouting: "Get out, bring me money, you destroyed my scooter.".

Although the driver remained inside his vehicle, the suspect continued to kick him and the vehicle repeatedly while shouting: "Get out of the vehicle, get out.".

Passersby tried to stop the attack and shouted at the suspect: "Enough, leave him, we're calling the police.".

The police said:

""Following a video circulating on social media about a fight on the road on Raban Yohanan Ben Zakkai Street in the city of Elad, we would like to update that within a short time, police officers from the Rosh HaAyin station in the Central District arrested the suspect in the attack.

The police hotline received a report of a fight that occurred on the road on Raban Yohanan Ben Zakkai Street in the city of Elad. Immediately upon receiving the report, police officers from the Rosh HaAyin station in the Central District began searching for those involved.

As part of the investigation, the police carried out a variety of operations, including the use of technological means, and within a short time they located and arrested a suspect, a resident of Elad in his 20s, on suspicion of involvement in the incident. The suspect was brought to the police station for questioning.

"The Israel Police condemns any manifestation of violence on the roads and will act with zero tolerance against anyone who violates the law and endangers public peace and security.".