Jerusalem Riots End With 11 Arrests After Vandalism and Clashes
Jerusalem police arrested 11 suspects following widespread riots and clashes that occurred overnight. The incidents began around 3 a.m. in the area of HaNevi'im and Zak Street, where hundreds of aggressive participants blocked traffic and threw stones and objects at passing vehicles. Rioters also damaged public property and stole a municipal vehicle, which was later abandoned nearby.
Reinforcements from the Jerusalem police and Border Guard arrived to restore order. Law enforcement used special means to disperse the crowd and regain control. During the operation, a Border Guard officer was injured by a thrown bottle, and another person sustained minor injuries requiring medical attention.
A group of rioters then moved to the Damascus Gate area, where clashes continued with local residents. Security forces intervened and dispersed the crowd.
In total, 11 individuals were detained and face charges including participation in riots, vandalism, and violence. They have been taken to police stations for questioning. Authorities are continuing their investigation and have not ruled out further arrests.
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