1. Various of Israeli policeman grabbing ultra-Orthodox Jewish boy
2. Wide of police breaking up sit-in protesters
3. Various of police dragging protesters away from a main Jerusalem street
4. Wide of mounted police breaking up protest
5. Wide of police chasing protesters
6. Wide of policeman pushing protester onto ground
7. Various of police leading away arrested protesters, pushing protesters to ground
8. Police carrying protester towards ambulance
9. Protester on ground being looked at by paramedic
10. Wide of mounted police
11. SOUNDBITE (English) Yitzhak Fordsham, religious Jew witnessing the protest:
"They (the protesters) don't want the people who are ultra-Orthodox and studying Jewish texts and stuff in Yeshiva (Jewish religious schools) to have to go into the military. They think it's wrong against the Lord and they don't wan't to go to the army."
12. Mounted police clearing away protesters from main Jerusalem street
Israeli police said they have arrested eight people during a protest by ultra-Orthodox Jews against the arrest of a community member for refusing to enlist in the military.
Sunday's demonstration saw dozens of protesters block streets in Jerusalem and scuffle with police who tried to remove them from the road.
Police spokeswoman Luba Samri said the arrests were made for "disturbing the peace."
The protest comes after Israel's Supreme Court last week struck down a 2015 law that granted exemptions from military service to ultra-Orthodox men.
Most Jewish men are required to serve in Israel's military.
But the ultra-Orthodox community has won exemptions, arguing that young men studying in Jewish seminaries serve the nation through study and prayer.
