Liran Tamari

During the hearing to extend the detention of suspects in the violent riot at the home of Supreme Court Deputy President Noam Solberg in Alon Shvut, it was revealed that a police patrol car was at the scene but decided not to intervene in the disturbance. A police representative said there was "a disparity in forces" and confirmed that officers decided to flee the scene: "It's not reasonable for a pair of officers to arrive facing a crowd of dozens of people." The detention of some of the suspects was extended by six days.

Incident occured over over the arrest of Haredi demonstrators detained earlier this week outside the home of Supreme Court Justice Noam Sohlberg

Infant was rushed to Hadassah Mount Scopus without a pulse after undergoing a bris in a community in the Mateh Binyamin area; hospital says resuscitation efforts failed

The Jerusalem Magistrate's Court released to house arrest the suspect who was filmed yesterday pulling a gun on ultra-Orthodox protesters during blockades on Highway 1. Judge Ariel Erlich criticized the police's handling of the situation, saying that "the offense was allegedly committed within a situation of tension and panic, when law enforcement authorities are not providing an adequate response. The blockade created a severe disturbance, which in itself also poses great danger to the public."

Chief Superintendent Alona Shoshan, head of the Human Resources Division in the Israel Police, is the senior officer who filed a complaint against the head of the Police Spokesperson's Unit, Deputy Chief Superintendent Lior Abudraham, on suspicion of sexual harassment. Abudraham, it should be noted, was investigated by the Antitrust Authority following the suspicions. The investigation is actually a sub-affair within the affair of associates of Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, which is being handled by the Police Internal Investigations Department. As part of that affair, it was decided to file an indictment, subject to a hearing, against Prison Service Commissioner Kobi Yaakov. After the hearing, and shortly before the final decision on whether to file the indictment, Yaakov claimed that the main witness against him, Superintendent Abudraham, had a romantic relationship with an investigator in the Police Internal Investigations Department. According to Yaakov, such a relationship, if it existed, contaminated the investigation. According to him, the fact that Abudraham was not questioned under caution raises serious questions.

Dozens of protesters gathered near Paris Square in Jerusalem. Some of the demonstrators held signs with photos of the hostages who were murdered in Hamas captivity. Others held signs bearing the inscription: 'It's not over until it's investigated. State commission of inquiry now!'

A well-known jewelry store in Zion Square in Jerusalem was broken into overnight in the heart of the city near a police station. The suspects arrived at the location with a Lexus SUV, tied a rope to it and ripped out the bars. However, they failed to steal anything from the store because a call happened to be opened for another incident in the area and the suspects fled when they saw police cars.

A Border Police officer who was filmed throwing a stun grenade into a Palestinian vehicle at the Qalandiya refugee camp north of Jerusalem was questioned by the Police Internal Investigations Department. Following his investigation, the officer was suspended from his unit for eight days and prohibited from contacting those involved. During police activity in the area, and after throwing the grenade inside, the officer is seen arguing with the car's driver. After throwing the grenade into the vehicle, the driver is seen trying to escape, but the officer leans against the door to prevent him from fleeing.

Beniyahu Razi, 19, from Givat Ze'ev has been identified as the victim murdered in an Airbnb apartment in Jerusalem's Nahlaot neighborhood.

Benayahu Razi, 19, who was allegedly killed in a brawl at a Jerusalem Airbnb, told police last September that a woman linked to the case had harassed and threatened him and that several men later came to the apartment and threatened to kill him