Violent activists
Teenager's hand blown off as French school protests enter third week
The regional newspaper La Voix du Nord said the 15-year-old lost his hand and part of his lower arm after picking up a police stun grenade that detonated in the town of Lens.
Anti-gov’t activist held on suspicion of incitement after social media post calling for ‘rebellion'
Second 'noxious substance' attack on Toronto pro-Palestinian activists in two weeks
Violence, racism, and Nazi praise: The dark side of US political group chats - analysis
Boston councilors slam City Hall for allowing violent pro-Palestinian Oct. 7 rally without permit
Boston City Councilors criticize the unpermitted October 7 pro-Palestinian rally that turned violent, sending four officers to the hospital and prompting arrests.
'Make their lives impossible': Italian Communist Party targets Israel’s honorary consul in Tuscany
Carrai, a businessman and philanthropist, represents Israel in Tuscany, Emilia Romagna, and Lombardy.
Civil resistance vs. vigilantism: Has nonviolent protest lost its relevance?
“To do an extreme act of violence, a person must not have seen any hope. There are groups creating a pathway to positive change.”
London police officers injured in clash when arresting 40 anti-Israel protesters
The Met estimated that between 8,000-10,000 people had attended the protest at its height, and noted that most "left without incident at the required time."
Right-wing activists disruption of Gaza aid shipments sparks division between rival groups
Right-wing activists in South Hebron Hills disrupt Gaza-bound aid shipments, sparking controversy. Tzav 9, a main organizer, disavows violence amid divisive reactions and counteractions.
Tamimi: 'We will drink your blood; what Hitler did to you was a joke'
"You will say that what Hitler did to you was a joke - come on, we are waiting for you," Palestinian political activist Ahed Tamimi said.
Global protests and rising security concerns amid war with Hamas
Social media content across the world has seen an exponential rise in antisemitism online.
Netanyahu calls to deport Eritreans after hundreds hurt in Tel Aviv riot
Asylum seekers were protesting a cultural event held by the Eritrean regime in Tel Aviv • Israel Police 'use excessive force' as over 160 injured
Israeli protesters' actions put the Jewish state on the brink of chaos - analysis
The line of what is deemed acceptable behavior by protestors becomes thinner and thinner.
Hundreds protest outside home of ex-court head amid fears for his safety
Demonstrators "filled with rage" and "violence" were ready to harm Barak, alleged the military reservist NGO.
