In 2007, four Bedouin men broke into a farm in the south of Israel. The owner, Shai Dromi, shot and killed one intruder, wounded another, was celebrated as a national hero and became the namesake of an amendment to the penal code that effectively stimulated: if a Jew killed an Arab to repel an intruder, the shooter would not bear any criminal liability

The rapid spread of the protests, combined with Trump's threats, is likely to further reduce the regime's willingness to offer concessions to leaderless demonstrators divided over their demands

Tzachi Braverman is suspected of breach of trust and obstruction of investigation, over the affair involving the leak of classified documents to a German tabloid in an attempt to shift Israeli public opinion against protests calling for a Gaza cease-fire and hostage release deal in 2024

A checkpoint near Al-Sawahreh al-Sharqiyeh, in East Jerusalem, once provided direct access to the city, but most residents of the neighborhood are longer permitted to use it, with no explanation from the authorities

The reform synagogue, the largest in Mississippi, was the site of a Ku Klux Klan bombing in 1967 – a response to the congregation's role in civil rights activities

After his director general ordered a total ban on schools cooperating with protest group Brothers and Sisters in Arms, Education Minister Kisch tells court decision was only on a case-by-case basis – a decision contradicted by his ministry shortly after

The move by the Adelaide Writers' Week Festival Board prompted over 50 writers and figures to boycott the festival, leading to the resignation of three board members and its chair