Investigators are moving forward with the investigation into the shooting death of the 18-year-old unarmed Ethiopian man by an off-duty policeman earlier in the week. The Police Investigation Unit of the Justice Ministry is probing the death of Solomon Tekka.

Yisrael Beitenu party chairman, MK Avigdor Lieberman has chosen a new chareidi target, this time, the Gerrer Rebbe Shlita. Lieberman has reiterated that following the next election, he will not sit in a coalition with the chareidim.

The following is a transcript of a question asked to Rav Avigdor Miller ZATZAL regarding the 4th of July – (From tape # 833 – July 1991):
QUESTION: Should a religious Jew hang a flag out on July 4th?

The Justice Ministry Police Investigation Unit (PIU) looking into the border police beating of autistic Chareidi man Yanki Rosenberg has come to its end. The decision and recommendations in the case are expected to be announced soon.

Queens Borough President Melinda Katz has pulled ahead of public defender Tiffany Cabán by 20 votes in the Democratic primary for Queens district attorney, city Board of Election officials said Wednesday night.

An Indian man who had been declared dead woke up just before he was set to be buried during a funeral ceremony, according to reports.
Mourners at Mohammad Furqan, 20, was declared dead by Indian medical professionals, but his surprise awakening at the funeral in the Northern Indian city of Lucknow shocked mourners.

The nationwide violence by members of Israel’s Ethiopian Israeli community resulted in injuries and significant damage to police vehicles and more. On Wednesday morning, July 3, 2019, protest leaders announced they will resume later today, in areas around Israel, including Ben-Gurion International Airport and outside the home of Prime Minister Netanyahu in Caesarea.

An Orthodox Jewish man on his way to work on Monday morning was threatened and chased by a knife-wielding man who chased him.
The man, who is now under arrest threatened to behead the Jewish man and called him derogatory names.
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The protests throughout Israel are causing many difficulties for residents around the country. Some of these difficulties have even become medical emergencies.
Due to the protest on Highway 38 near Beit Shemesh, traffic was backed up throughout the area for many hours.

As violent protests raged around Israel on Tuesday, one man decided to ask police about what appears to be a double standard in Jerusalem.