Police say no suspects could be identified despite footage of the attack at an Israeli-Palestinian Memorial Day screening last year in central Israel. A case against a local Likud chairman who backed the violence and threatened to repeat it was also closed
Current section
Police say no suspects could be identified despite footage of the attack at an Israeli-Palestinian Memorial Day screening last year in central Israel. A case against a local Likud chairman who backed the violence and threatened to repeat it was also closed
Print in a simple, ad-free format
Ad-free and in a comfortable reading format
06:38 AM • April 21 2026 IDT
The Israel Police have closed the case against rightist activists who assaulted people attending a screening of a joint Israeli-Palestinian ceremony on Memorial Day in Ra'anana last year. Haaretz has learned that no one involved was brought to trial.
Loading...
Loading...
Israel-Iran War Live UpdatesIsrael Memorial DayEurope SanctionsRachel Goldberg-PolinJavier MileiDeni AvdijaHaQuizHaaretz Podcast
Gideon Fisher tells the 'Post' about the emerging legal strategy of targeting terrorist financing in civil litigation, offering victims of the October 7 massacre a potential path for compensation.
After losing her partner in combat, Ariel's loved one continues his mission of kindness through a nonprofit that spreads light, love, and hope to those in need.
“On this sacred mountain, Mount Herzl, lie generations of heroes and heroines. The wound is deeper than time. Time passes, but the pain never fades," Netanyahu said.
Yom HaZikaron is a moment of national stillness, but for those in defense tech, it is also a reminder of why they build