<p>In the wake of the riots in Tel Aviv, police have begun forcibly closing wine shops in the affected neighborhoods.</p>

<p>Police close makeshift bars in south Tel Aviv following predictions of additional violent incidents.</p>

<p>Large scale violent riots broke out in Tel Aviv over Shabbat. Approximately 135 individuals have been injured. Widespread property damage has been reported.</p>

<p>Police officers who felt their lives were in danger used live gunfire along with crowd control munitions against rioters in Tel Aviv.</p>

<p>The Israel Police reports approximately 30 officers injured in the riots in Tel Aviv.</p>

<p>National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has proposed that the Israel Police begin an operation to arrest and deport anyone who took part in the riots in Tel Aviv.</p>

<p>PM Netanyahu to convene special team to examine measures to be taken against infiltrators who took part in Tel Aviv riots.</p>

<p>Deputy Minister MK Avi Maoz responded to the violent riot during Shabbat.</p><p>"The barbaric and shocking violence of hundreds of infiltrators in Tel Aviv during Shabbat would have been avoided if the Supreme Court judges had allowed the enactment of the laws for their deportation. The removal of tens of thousands of infiltrators from the State of Israel is a first and necessary step to restoring the sovereignty of the State of Israel in South Tel Aviv and restoring order and peace to South Tel Aviv. I fully support the policemen who felt their lives were in danger and responded by shooting, and wish a speedy recovery to the policemen who were injured."</p>