A young man of Ethiopian background during the blocking of the southern entrance to Ashdod as part of the Ethiopian community’s protest.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu making an impromptu announcement to the media after arriving for a consolation visit to the family of the late Dvir Sorek.

Demolition of a partly-built Palestinian house.
This was part of a series of demolitions of houses which the Israeli government claimed were illegal constructions.

Classmates of Mika (12) and Maureen (10), who were targeted for deportation, take a tearful farewell from them as they and their family are driven past them in a prisoner transport on their way to the Givon prison.

On June 30 Solomon Tekah, a youth of Ethiopian background, was killed when a policeman fired a shot. The circumstances of the shooting are still unclear. The next day saw the beginning of a series of protests by the Ethiopian community, which included blockings of main roads in the Krayot, and later spread all over
Israel. Later on the protests became violent, leading to severe clashes with security forces and hundreds of arrests.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. During 2019 there were two election campaigns in Israel. This series covers them both and focuses on the personality cult surrounding the leader and his skill in influencing people.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Transport Minister Israel Katz on the first test run of the Jerusalem-Tel Aviv fast train.

A few months before she died, Nechama Rivlin, wife of Israeli president Reuven Rivlin, holding her husband's hand at a memorial service for the late Prime Minister, Ariel Sharon.

Police clashing with Palestinians at the end of the funeral of Muhammed Obeid, a youth killed during clashes with security forces.

The Iron Dome system intercepting rockets fired from Gaza.

A demonstrator wearing a mask to hide his identity at one of the demonstrations by the Ethiopian community in protest after the youth Solomon Tekah was shot to death by a policeman.

The murder scene of Mahmoud Hajaj and Rima Abu Gheit, an engaged couple in their twenties. The double murder shocked the public and led to severe criticism of the Israeli Police for their long-standing failure to deal with illegal weapons, especially in the Arab sector.

Ex-prime minister Ehud Olmert, at a demonstration against the promotion of legislation to grant prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu immunity from criminal prosecution.