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On October 30, 2025, approximately 200,000 ultra-Orthodox men rallied in Jerusalem to protest military conscription efforts. The demonstration, marked by prayers and clashes with police, resulted in one death after a young man fell from a construction site. The protest highlights deep divisions over the draft exemption for ultra-Orthodox Jews amid Israel's ongoing security challenges.
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European authorities, with Mossad's involvement, have dismantled Hamas and Hezbollah terror networks across Europe. Arrests in Germany, UK, Austria, and Denmark reveal plans for attacks on Jewish and Israeli targets, with weapons and drone parts seized. The investigations highlight growing international cooperation against terror threats.
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Violent incidents among Arab Israelis increased in 2025, with 239 killed, including shootings and criminal violence. Police have made some arrests, but many cases remain unsolved amid ongoing community tensions and government criticism.
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A recent spike in violence among Arab citizens of Israel has resulted in dozens of deaths this year, with unresolved cases and growing mistrust of law enforcement. The deaths include children and community members, highlighting a worsening security crisis and social tensions.
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On December 8, 2025, Israeli police and municipal officials forcibly entered the UNRWA compound in East Jerusalem, seizing property and replacing the UN flag with an Israeli one. Israel cited unpaid municipal taxes, while UNRWA and the UN condemned the raid as a violation of international law. The compound remains empty since Israel banned UNRWA operations in January 2025.