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Sharren Haskel Calls for Equal Enforcement After Jerusalem and Bnei Brak Attacks

Sharren Haskel called for equal enforcement of the law on October 9 after describing attacks on political activists in Jerusalem and on a man in Bnei Brak who had met Haredi men choosing to enlist in the IDF. In a Hebrew statement, she said that people serving the state were becoming targets while those using violence felt immune. She blamed what she described as weak leadership that yields to extremists. Haskel called for leadership with resolve and declared, “One law for everyone, zero surrender.”

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Courtroom-sketch editorial illustration of the Knesset building and its exterior fence in Jerusalem, based on an archival 2018 photograph; institutional context, not a depiction of the reported attacks

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