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Clashes between Jewish and Arab Israelis in towns throughout the country were worse than the public believed, bordering on anarchy, said Border Police Commissioner Maj. Gen. Amir Cohen.

From the blog of Judah Isseroff at The Times of Israel

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Three indicted for attempted murder, fourth charged with grievous bodily harm; victim was hospitalized in serious condition, has since been released

From expulsions in Jerusalem to air strikes on Gaza, the recent escalation of violence has changed the geography and battle lines of this long struggle.

In Binyamina some 10 assailants smashed victim's windows, yanked him out and struck him repeatedly; none hurt in Lod incident

Ynet, close to 120 Palestinian citizens of Israel were murdered in 2020. According to the Jerusalem Post, in 2019 71% of the 125 homicide victims in Israel were Palestinian citizens of Israel. In fact, there has been a 100% increase in the number of Palestinian citizens of Israel killed in the past six years. The number of Jewish Israeli homicide victims during that same period has remained consistent and far lower, at around 35 victims per year. The Jerusalem Post report quotes Dr. Walid Had...

No one knows just how large an arsenal is possessed by Palestinian organized crime families but it is clear that it is comprised mostly of Israeli military weapons.

Unprecedented riots, beatings and firebombings by both groups around Israel spur residents to take up grassroots patrols - but the source of the problem remains

An interview with members of the iconic Palestinian hip hop group, DAM, after surviving days of terror in their home town of Lydd.