Haredi protesters blocked northbound Highway 6 to traffic today (Tuesday) in the area of the Nitzani Oz interchange, following the arrest of a 'deserter' by traffic police on Highway 6.
According to reports, the 'defector' who was handed over to the military police on Route 6 is Rabbi Moshe Mordechai Duvdevani, a 24-year-old Abrech, father of two, and resident of Elad.
The man and his family are receiving legal support and assistance from the David Isaacson Law Firm, on behalf of the organization 'Giving Women'.
Tomorrow, Agudat Israel's "Vehicle Protest - So Far!" is expected to take place across the country - in protest of the arrest of deserters.
The police have approved the protest, which is expected to take place from 19 locations across the country. The condition they set is that the mass convoys will not enter the military prison and Kfar Yona - through which the access road to Prison 10 passes.
According to the protest headquarters, which will be released tomorrow at 4:00 PM, a huge layout is being built with 19 exit points throughout the country, from Safed in the north to Arad in the south.
""Thousands of vehicle owners from all walks of life have already secured their places on the central line, and the convoys will converge on the main thoroughfares for a massive show of force that will declare 'That's it!'".
Jerusalem and the surrounding area: Highway 1 at the entrance to the city, the HaMitarit Bridge, the Bar Ilan Street area and the nearby roads.
Highway 4: Geha Interchange in the Bnei Brak area, Aluf Sadeh Interchange, Ganot Interchange and Hashiva Interchange, Geha Interchange, Em Moshavot Interchange.
Highway 6: In the area of the Ben Shemen Interchange, Nachshonim Interchange and Kesem Interchange.
Highway 20 (Ayalon Highways): The Namir Road and the Peace Road.
Highway 1: Ben Gurion Interchange and at the entrance to Jerusalem.
Highway 40: Airport City Interchange.
Highway 444: Near Elad.
Highway 471: Sharia Interchange.
Highway 57
