Israel Police

CEO Yossi Levi said that efforts to draft haredim should focus on those not enrolled in a yeshiva, rather than on arresting those who have committed to studying Torah full-time.

The woman's identity was later revealed to be Liya Malka Cohen. Police have arrested her husband, whom Cohen was in the process of divorcing, under suspicion of his involvement.

An investigation revealed that the assault occured after an argument between students allegedly escalated into a fight inside the school bathroom.

One of the suspected threats on social media appears to target former prime minister Naftali Bennett, who said he would work towards civil unions and same-sex marriage within Israeli law if elected.

The defendants took advantage of their access to steal weapons over the span of several months and resell them for several hundreds of thousands of shekels.

Additionally, at least three police officers were injured during the protests, Israel Police said following the event's conclusion.

According to Democrats Party head Yair Golan, the riot was a "practical translation" of the contentious haredi draft law. 

Evidence and testimony were collected at the scene, and police have begun searching for the suspect. 

This development came less than a day after the Rishon Lezion Magistrate's Court extended the detention of the main suspect, a 17-year-old resident of Lod.

Drivers were captured on camera engaging in offenses such as distracted driving, using a cellphone while driving, and speeding, with many of the traffic infractions being repeat offenses.