Overview
- Ultrarechte Aktivisten attacked a joint Israeli-Palestinian memorial in Raanana, injuring four police officers and leading to three arrests.
- Approximately 30 attackers threw stones, damaged vehicles, and disrupted the rare event symbolizing shared remembrance.
- In Tel Aviv, a separate Memorial Day gathering saw panic over a feared terror attack, injuring around 20 people; police confirmed no terror link.
- Opposition politician Jair Golan criticized the government, accusing it of incitement and legitimizing political violence.
- The incidents underscore societal divisions and challenges to solidarity efforts during a day traditionally marked by national mourning.