A former Israeli general was labeled a 'traitor' by Haredi demonstrators who rioted at an event for ultra-Orthodox draftees, according to The Times of Israel. The protesters allegedly knocked off the kippa of a Haredi media adviser and attempted to steal his laptop before police intervened. The incident highlights tensions between the Haredi community and the Israeli military.
Police intervention was met with resistance, with demonstrators decried as 'Nazis' as they tried to protect the media adviser, who was eventually put in a taxi for safety. The details of the event and the number of protesters involved are not specified in the available information. The incident suggests a deep-seated conflict between the Haredi community and the Israeli authorities.
The Haredi community has historically been exempt from military service, but recent efforts to integrate them into the military have sparked controversy and resistance. This incident is part of a broader context of tensions between the Israeli government and the Haredi community.