Three police officers were lightly injured, and damage was caused to patrol vehicles.

Police statement: The cause of the disturbance — a ticket issued by an inspector.

They turn over the patrol car – and escape.

The Police Commissioner: “We will settle accounts with everyone involved.”

Footage – a police officer throws a stun grenade directly at the rioters.

In the meantime – Shas Knesset members visit deserters in prison: “You carry an entire generation on your shoulders.”

10 police officers were injured

Ben-Gvir: A red line has been crossed

Liberman: This is an act of terror

Lapid: Unimaginable government negligence

Golan: Netanyahu and Katz are to blame

It’s Noon in Israel: Ex-Prime Minister's Phone Hacked

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IDF Spokesperson:

A short while ago, several Israeli civilians crossed the border from Israeli territory into the Gaza Strip.
The civilians were under constant observation by IDF surveillance. IDF forces in the area rushed to the scene and returned them to Israeli territory.

Later, dozens of Israeli civilians attempted to cross the security fence at another point. Several civilians breached the barrier and entered the buffer zone separating Israeli territory and the Gaza Strip. IDF and police forces rushed to the scene and prevented them from crossing into the Gaza Strip.

The IDF emphasizes that any entry into a combat zone is prohibited, endangers civilians, and interferes with the activity of IDF forces in the area.

Minister of Culture Zohar: Nominees for the first State Film Awards ceremony are receiving phone calls and threats from colleagues who boycott anyone who thinks differently from them.

Three nominees announced that they are withdrawing their candidacy due to the pressure.

It continues: the hackers are publishing another 200,000 messages from Bennett’s phone, according to their claim.

An MK from Yesh Atid calls to shoot the rioting Haredim.

Haruv Reconnaissance Unit soldiers light the fifth Hanukkah candle in Gaza.

Lighting the fifth candle in the heart of the “refugee camp” Tulkarm (Platoon B 8211)

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Justice Yariv Levin to the High Court of Justice: Contrary to the court’s ruling, senior officials in the State Attorney’s Office have not withdrawn from involvement in the case. It is essential to allow Judge Kula to accompany the investigation immediately.

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Justice Yariv Levin has now appealed to the High Court of Justice, following the State Attorney’s Office’s response to his request for clarifications that would enable the appointment of Judge Kula. The response from the State Attorney’s Office proves that it is ignoring the court’s decision, remains in direct contact with the investigative authorities, and receives updates from the police on the matter, in complete contradiction to the ruling.

Fifth candle of the paratroopers at the easternmost outpost in Syria

The High Court of Justice prohibits the police, until further notice, from preventing Hapoel fans from entering stadiums wearing the shirt that says “Police are scum.”

Out of curiosity: what would happen if people showed up at the Supreme Court wearing shirts that say "Supreme Court scum"?

Attorneys Boaz Ben Tzur, Carmel Ben Tzur, Liatom Peretz, and Liri Keren, who represent the Hapoel Tel Aviv fans, said in response:
“Today’s Supreme Court decision is a victory for freedom of expression and for the right to protest and voice criticism—fundamental rights in any liberal society. The police have an important role in combating crime, but they are not a thought police. That boundary was clearly defined today by the Supreme Court, and rightly so.”

Does the probation service show bias in favor of a Brothers in Arms activist who burned trash bins in Rehavia?

Supreme Court Justice Alex Stein sharply criticizes the service and even hints at the need for an investigation, in light of the service’s attempt to assist Mark Feigel—one of the gang who set fire to trash bins near the Prime Minister’s residence—to travel abroad despite the restrictions imposed on him.

Stein writes that he did not request such an opinion, yet, despite the heavy workload, the probation service volunteered to write a favorable assessment of Feigel.

A demonstration by Sheffi Paz tonight beneath the homes of Aharon Barak, Uzi Vogelman, and Ron Huldai, in protest over the situation in southern Tel Aviv.