The Jerusalem District Police increased their presence last night, deploying additional forces to secure worshipers as part of Tisha B'Av events and prevent any attempts to escalate tensions.
A complaint was received by the police over the weekend over a suspected violation of visitation arrangements between an east Jerusalem couple going through divorce proceedings.
Only a few of the 1,000 haredim summoned for IDF recruitment showed up, amid intense protests and legal challenges.
Border Police and the Israel Police forcefully attempted to disperse the crowd on horseback.
Police are upset with the IDF for not properly communicating about Monday’s riots at Sde Teiman base, leading to inadequate preparation and a delayed response.
Understanding the consequences of the past infiltration should cause the relevant parties "to find solutions to the issue as soon as possible," Barda said.
"The arrested individuals and the confiscated weapons were transferred to the security forces for further processing. There were no casualties among our forces," the IDF said.
Peled said in these operations, forces must “blend in like a set of a movie, and be very quiet, and be very chill to get to our targets and drop off our costumes and become soldiers and fighters."
The buzzard, which was kept illegally, was found attached to a chair by a string, the police added.
Since the beginning of the conflict, approximately 4,150 wanted individuals have been arrested in the West Bank.
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