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

With over 150 said injured in street brawls between Eritrean government's supporters and opponents, Ronni Gamzu says staff also had to keep warring sides separate at hospital

Over 100k in Tel Aviv, with Israeli Eurovision winner Netta Barzilai leading singing of national anthem; Lapid: 'Government attacked chief of staff because they hate the truth'

Former IDF general blasts Netanyahu for 'handing country over to lawbreaking' far-right ministers; protest leaders said to warn they could shut down country if shakeup continues

Ramot natives say fence erected around moshav cuts them off from crop ahead of harvest, setting stage for fresh showdown surrounding prime minister's holiday plans

Justices hint at improper conduct, although petition has been dismissed after police eventually allowed demonstrators into Neve Ativ

Protesters say police keeping additional demonstrators away from encampment set up outside northern community; police action 'reserved for dark, dictatorial regimes,' lawyer says

Cops shut entrance to Neve Ativ to restrict demonstrators in Golan Heights; anti-judicial overhaul movement plans to set up camp for prime minister's entire stay

Channel 12 survey finds such a party, which isn't currently in the cards, would siphon off votes from opposition parties that are opposed to the government's program anyway

Organizers coordinate with police, don't play music or try to block roads as over 100,000 demonstrate in city shortly after fatal shooting; tens of thousands protest elsewhere