Fifteen asylum seekers were arrested by police for involved in a suspect knife brawl in which 10 Eritreans were injured.
Benjamin Netanyahu is correct in saying that the violence is absolutely unacceptable – and ultimately the blame lies with the protesters themselves.
The riots are a symptom of a severe problem in south Tel Aviv, and residents are rightfully seeking solutions – the coalition may be able to repackage the judicial reform as the answer.
The proposed law seeks to establish provisions of the law on the treatment of illegal migrants and moving towards their deportation from Israel.
Magen David Adom said it treated 114 people, including 30 police officers, after a violent clash outside the Eritrean Embassy.
The violent clashes that occurred at the Eritrean Embassy in Tel Aviv on Saturday was only the most recent in a series of escalating protests against the Eritrean government.
The anti- and pro-Eritrean regime protesters have come head-to-head in Tel Aviv, but what is the conflict about?
The regular protests were interrupted Saturday morning when protests by Eritrean refugees against an Eritrean Embassy event devolved into violent clashes.
Fighting broke out between Eritrean pro-government and anti-government protesters. Could it have been avoided?