Police holding down Yishai Schlissel, a few seconds after he stabbed and severely injured seven participants of the Gay Pride Parade. The stab wounds caused the death of Shira Banki, a 16 years old high-school student. Schlissel committed the stabbing a month after his release from a ten year prison sentence for a similar offence: attempt of murder of three participants of the Gay Pride Parade in Jerusalem in 2005.

Business owners in the Muslim quarter locking their shops, due to a closure imposed on the Old City, following the assassination attempt on Yehuda Glick.

Disturbances after Friday prayers at Ras al-Amud neighborhood.

On July 31, Molotov cocktails were thrown into the bedroom of Dawabsheh family, setting the house with its residents in it on fire. Baby, Ali Saad, was burnt to death and his parents, Saad and Reham, died from their injuries after several days of struggling for their lives. Four years old Muhammad suffered burns all over his body. The writings sprayed outside their house and other findings on the ground pointed towards the involvement of extreme right wing activists. The deadly arson was part of a string of Jewish terrorist acts, in which churches and mosques were set on fire. The severe terrorist attack led to disturbances in the territories, worldwide condemnation, and international protests. A few right-wing extremists were placed in administrative detention; however, up to writing these very words, no one has been brought to trial on suspicion of involvement in this act.

Youths from the Ethiopian community protesting against racism, discrimination, and police brutality.
The protesters demonstrated in front of the government offices next to Azrieli Towers, blockaded Ayalon Highway, and marched through the streets up to Rabin Square. The gathering in the square was turbulent and the police used horses, water hoses, and flash grenades to disperse it.

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Isaac (Bougie) Herzog
City Market, Beit She'an

Elections 2015. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu enters Harel Hall at the Prime Minister’s Offices, in which he held the press conference announcing his decision to dissolve the government and hold new elections.

Elections 2015. Zehava Gal-On in an elevator on her way to the lecture hall.

Elections 2015. Isaac (Bougie) Herzog visits the Orthodox Archbishop at his home.

Selfie. Prime-Minister’s wife, Sara Netanyahu, at a meeting with lone soldiers.

Election 2015. Avigdor Lieberman in the makeup room before a broadcast.

The five decades land dispute at Neve Amal ended this year, much to the charging of many residents. Four towers with eight-hundred apartments will be built in the area, which is considered one of Israel’s most prestigious real estates.

A Palestinian youth taking a break from throwing stones, during the riots in Issawiya.

An arson terrorist attack on the Church of the Multiplication, one of the sacred Christian sites within the areas of the state of Israel. Serious damage was caused to the structure, and the hallway was destroyed and blackened. Graffiti was sprayed on the wall citing “falls idols will be smashed” - a quotation from the Aleinu Leshabe’ach (We must praise the lord) prayer, which relates to the abolition of idol worship. The suspects, two right-wing, Jewish extremist, were apprehended and brought into custody.

Following Operation Protective Edge, Secretary-General of the UN Ban Ki-moon takes a tour of one of the tunnels of the Hamas.

Gay Pride Parade.

The synagogue foyer at Har-Nof neighborhood, after the terrorist attack that claimed the lives of five of the people who came to pray, as well as a police officer.