Volker Turk singles out Israel while expressing dismay for fighting between rival Eritrean groups in various places, orders authorities to avoid hate speech

Cops are seen shoving activists out of the way to clear path for Minister Galit Distel-Atbaryan, as some protesters appear to try to enter hotel where event is being held

Police say cop subdued the 44-year-old assailant from Jenin area in northern West Bank without opening fire

State Attorney Amit Aisman says all allegations against protesters and police officers will be independently evaluated, insists law enforcement agency discretion must be preserved

32 women come forward to accuse Yosef Paryzer, a US citizen and married with kids, of using alias ‘Jack Segal’ on dating apps to pursue long-term relationships

After riots, cabinet members okay administrative detentions, weigh pulling work permits; Netanyahu says they'll also strive 'to get all the rest of the illegal infiltrators out'

With cops caught unprepared for Saturday's havoc in Tel Aviv's south, Haaretz reports chaotic scenes at police command center, commissioner Shabtai seizing direct control

Doctors remove part of camping stove from cop's head; some 50 officers among over 150 wounded in street brawl between supporters and opponents of Eritrean government

Government members argue day's unrest is proof of need to overhaul judicial system; police chiefs back cops who used live fire against rioters

A look at the community that makes up the majority of African migrants in Israel, many of them saying they are fleeing a brutal dictatorship