http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/277985
A haredi resident of central Tel Aviv said that last Saturday she saw
dozens of people walking in the streets with their children contrary to
Ministry of Health orders but that police were summoned only when
haredim were reported to be holding a prayer service.
In an interview with Arutz Sheva, the woman said that during
half an hour at the window, she observed a couple taking a walk with
their kids, two girls conversing in violation of directives, two men
taking a walk, and many similar cases. She said no one considered taking
pictures of these events or calling police.
"But when my husband returned from morning prayers at
the Belz synagogue in Tel Aviv, which was held according to all the
rules provided by the Ministry of Health - ten people scattered in an
open complex - he said that the neighbors repeatedly called police who
arrived at the scene but [couldn't do anything] after one of the
worshipers presented an official permit to pray in the specific open
area according to the strict rules of the Ministry of Health."
"A day earlier," she says, "there was a small minyan in
the open space according to all the rules. And again, police were
called. They weren't aware that permission had already been granted to
pray there - and worshipers fled in the middle of the prayer for fear of
arrest."
