Haredi rioters

Haredi rioters briefly breached an IDF base housing a military prison and courts. A US official stated that recent strikes on Iran will be more expansive than the previous night. Mahmoud Abbas held his first publicized call with the head of a technocratic committee managing Gaza.

Haredi rioters targeted Deputy Supreme Court Chief Noam Sohlberg with the intent to cause physical harm, according to a police investigation. A source cited in the report stated the attackers 'came to cause a pogrom,' indicating organized violence.

Hundreds of Haredi rioters attempted to break into a Jerusalem police station and attacked police officers in Beit Shemesh during rare Friday night riots. These incidents followed earlier attacks by Haredi extremists on a deputy chief justice's home and anti-police protests over the arrest of draft-dodgers.

Haredi rioters attacked the home of deputy Supreme Court chief Noam Sohlberg, smashing windows and damaging property. Dozens were arrested after attempting to break into his house, with his wife comparing the window-shattering to Kristallnacht. President Herzog condemned the incident as a 'dangerous crossing of red line.'