ISRAEL POLICE
Israel orders Palestinians to flee Khan Younis, signaling likely new assault on southern Gaza city
The Israeli army instructed a large-scale evacuation of Palestinians from much of Khan Younis on Monday. This order indicates that Israeli troops are likely preparing to launch a new ground assault into Gaza's second-largest city. The directive suggests Khan Younis will be the next target of Israel's raids into areas of Gaza previously invaded during the ongoing conflict, as they continue to pursue regrouping Hamas militants.
Israel orders Palestinians to flee Khan Younis, signaling likely new assault on southern Gaza city
Israeli army orders mass evacuation in Khan Younis for an imminent ground assault against Hamas militants in Rafah, releasing hospital director, affecting potable water access, amid detainee release controversy.
Delhi: Police register case after AIMIM chief Owaisi files complaint about vandalism at his residence
The AIMIM chief took to social media to condemn the incident, sharing visuals of the vandalism and challenging the perpetrators to confront him directly. "Some 'unknown miscreants' vandalised my house with black ink today. I have now lost count of the number of times my Delhi residence has been targeted. When I asked Delhi Police officials how this was happening right under their noses, they expressed helplessness," posted Owaisi.
Israel: Police forcibly clear protesters outside PM Netanyahu's residence in Jerusalem
Thousands gathered in Tel Aviv on Saturday, protesting against the government of Benjamin Netanyahu, demanding new elections and a deal to release the hostages still in captivity in Gaza. The protesters lit fires and flares as police tried to control the demonstra...
Attacker wounds police officer guarding Israel's embassy in Serbia before being shot dead
A Serbian police officer guarding the Israeli Embassy in Belgrade was wounded by a crossbow-wielding attacker, prompting the officer to fatally shoot the assailant in self-defense. The injured officer is undergoing an operation to remove the bolt from his neck. Authorities are investigating the attack and motives. Serbia has maintained close relations with Israel even during the war against Hamas.
Indian-origin activist among three women charged for staging protest in Palestinian's support in Singapore
Three Singaporean women, including an Indian-origin activist, were charged for organising a procession supporting the Palestinian cause without a permit. Annamalai Kokila Parvathi, Siti Amirah Mohamed Asrori, and Mossammad Sobikun Nahar were accused under the Public Order Act for assembling near the Istana. Annamalai allegedly abetted the offense. They were offered bail and their cases scheduled for further mention in court.
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US sanctions Israeli group Tsav 9: Who are they and why are they targeted?
The United States has imposed sanctions on Tsav 9, a far-right Israeli group, for blocking humanitarian aid convoys to Gaza. Tsav 9, comprised of settlers, reservists, and families affected by Hamas, opposes aid to Gaza, alleging it benefits Hamas. The group has engaged in violent actions, including blocking roads and attacking convoys. US sanctions aim to hold perpetrators accountable, isolate Tsav 9 financially, and send a message against obstructing humanitarian efforts.
Israel hits Gaza as tensions surge on Lebanon border
The Israeli military said troops continued operations in central Gaza, where warplanes struck a militant cell in the Zeitun area.
Israeli strikes kill 11 in Gaza, US pushes for 3-phase truce plan
Israeli strikes killed 11 people in central Gaza, including a woman and three children. US President Joe Biden mentioned Israel's ceasefire offer to Hamas to end fighting. Netanyahu emphasizes the priority of destroying Hamas in a plan to wind down the war.
Pop diva Dua Lipa condemns Israel for enabling genocide in Gaza
Israel's military operations in Gaza, concentrated now on Rafah, provoked a renewed backlash after Gaza officials said an Israeli strike this weekend set ablaze a crowded refugee camp, killing 45.
Scuffles erupt between police, protesters demanding return of Israeli hostages still held in Gaza
Protests erupted in Tel Aviv as thousands demanded the return of hostages held by Hamas in Gaza, criticizing Prime Minister Netanyahu's handling of the conflict. Meanwhile, a US military vessel washed up near Ashdod, disrupting humanitarian aid efforts. Israeli bombardments continued in Gaza, resulting in casualties, and the conflict has claimed over 35,000 Palestinian lives. Humanitarian aid is struggling to meet the needs of the displaced population amid ongoing tensions and calls for new elections in Israel.
Top UN court orders Israel to halt military operation in Rafah; Israel is unlikely to comply
Israel signals defiance of ICJ order, citing protection of citizens, while Russia ignores court order on Ukraine invasion.
US campus protests: Columbia University cancels main graduation ceremony
Columbia University has decided to cancel its university-wide commencement ceremony scheduled for May 15, opting instead for smaller, school-based events. This decision follows weeks of pro-Palestinian protests that disrupted the Ivy League school.
Israeli police raid Al Jazeera after shutdown order
Video circulated online showed plainclothes officers dismantling camera equipment in a hotel room. The Al Jazeera source said the hotel was in East Jerusalem.
25 arrested at University of Virginia after police clash with pro-Palestinian protesters
In Virginia, student demonstrators began their protest on a lawn outside the school chapel Tuesday. On Saturday, video from WVAW-TV showed police wearing heavy gear and holding shields lined up on the campus in Charlottesville. Protesters chanted "Free Palestine," and university police said on the social platform X that an "unlawful assembly" had been declared in the area.
Police move in to clear NYU encampment, US campus arrests grow to 2,200 in pro-Palestinian protests
Pro-Palestinian protests lead to arrests at NYU and Columbia. UCLA saw clashes and arrests. President Biden defends peaceful protests. Antisemitic allegations surround demonstrations. Israel launched offensive after Hamas attack.
Police officer fired gun while clearing protesters from Columbia building, prosecutors say
A police officer fired his gun inside Columbia University's Hamilton Hall while clearing pro-Palestinian protesters barricaded inside. No injuries were reported, and the district attorney's office is reviewing the incident. The protesters had been occupying the hall for over 20 hours. The incident is part of a wave of protests across US college campuses against the Israel-Hamas conflict. In Los Angeles, over 200 people were arrested after police clashed with protesters at UCLA, leading to a chaotic scene.
Fresh chaos, arrests on US college campuses as police flatten camp at UCLA
Students have rallied or set up tents at dozens of universities in recent days to protest Israel's war on Gaza. Demonstrators have called on President Joe Biden, who has supported Israel's right to defend itself, to do more to stop the bloodshed in Gaza and demanded schools divest from companies that support Israel's government.
Police clear UCLA protest encampment in campus unrest over Gaza
Police cleared protest encampments on US campuses amid clashes over Israel's conflict with Hamas. Balancing protest rights with violence complaints, authorities made arrests and faced unrest, highlighting the ongoing tensions.
India, Israel conduct joint security drill
The drill was conducted in Delhi last week. The exercise witnessed the involvement of various agencies, including the Delhi Police, the National Security Guard and local emergency services, the embassy said. Israeli envoy Naor Gilon said the joint security drill marked a significant milestone.
Large numbers of New York City police officers begin entering Columbia University campus
Protests have spread to campuses from California to Massachusetts as May commencement ceremonies near, putting added pressure on schools to clear protesters. More than 1,000 protesters have been arrested over the last two weeks on campuses in states including Texas, Utah, Virginia, North Carolina, New Mexico, Connecticut, Louisiana, California and New Jersey, some after violent clashes with police in riot gear.
Rumpus on campus, keep free space safe
US universities have never been shy about calling in the police to deal with protesting students. Authorities must weigh the justification of taking precautionary measures to prevent violence, or exploitation of student protests by non-university actors when evaluating actions of university authorities in similar situations.
As some universities negotiate with pro-Palestinian protesters, others quickly call the police
Pro-Palestinian demonstrations led by students at Columbia University have sparked protests nationwide, with some campuses facing scuffles and arrests. Students at Columbia have maintained their encampment for 10 days, demanding schools sever financial ties with Israel. Jewish students claim the protests verge on antisemitism, prompting calls for police intervention. Negotiations have been ongoing, but tensions remain high as May commencement ceremonies approach. Similar protests and arrests have occurred at universities across the country, highlighting the complex challenges faced by both students and administrators.
Pro-Palestinian US campus protests grow as police crack down
Pro-Palestinian students have sparked protests on college campuses across the US, extending a week of confrontational standoffs with police, mass arrests, and accusations of anti-Semitism. The Israel-Hamas conflict and humanitarian crisis in Gaza have sparked outrage in American universities from New York to California. Over 200 protesters were arrested at universities in Los Angeles, Boston, and Austin, Texas, where a fresh rally was scheduled for midday.
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