The chareidi community’s campaign against the arrest of bnei yeshiva is set to escalate this week with a massive nationwide vehicle procession to a military prison, organizers announced after days of planning, consultations, and logistical preparations.

According to the organizers, the demonstration is intended to give voice to the anguish felt throughout the Torah world and to express solidarity with bochurim and avreichim who have been imprisoned because of their refusal to enlist and their commitment to Torah learning.

The convoy is scheduled to begin on Wednesday at 4:00 p.m., with vehicles departing in organized groups from numerous locations throughout Eretz Yisroel. Participants will travel toward the military prison in what organizers hope will become one of the largest protest actions yet in response to the ongoing arrests.

Reports published early this morning in the chassidic party-affiliated press stated that the initiative is being conducted with the brochos and guidance of prominent rabbonim, community leaders, and roshei yeshiva, who have been closely involved in directing the organizing committee’s efforts.

Organizers said that in recent days they finalized a comprehensive list of departure points in cities and chareidi population centers across the country, enabling members of the public to join the protest in an orderly and accessible manner.

At the same time, extensive logistical work has been underway regarding travel routes, convoy coordination, departure schedules, traffic management, guidance systems, and instructions for both drivers and passengers.

The organizing committee emphasized that while the protest is expected to be large in scale, it is being carefully planned and structured. They said the goal is to send a clear public message opposing the imprisonment of bnei Torah while maintaining order throughout every stage of the event.

A dedicated hotline has been established for registration and additional information. Members of the public wishing to participate can call 03-550-10-44.

The initiative comes amid continuing controversy surrounding the arrests of bnei yeshiva and growing chareidi opposition to what community leaders describe as the persecution of Torah learners.

Organizers expressed hope that the vehicle procession will serve as a powerful demonstration of unity and determination, conveying the Torah community’s protest while showing support for those currently being held in custody.

{Matzav.com}