Monthly Archives: May 2013

Wednesday, May 8, 11:57 On the morning of Wednesday, May 8, Jerusalem Day, in two separate incidents on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem six Jews were detained on charges of prostrating themselves, thereby violating the police order by which it … Continue reading →

Sunday, May 5, 18:49 Honenu reports that in the early evening hours of Sunday, May 5 a Jewish youth was detained at the Tapuah Junction as he distributed fliers on the subject of Eviyatar Borovsky’s murder, which occurred at the … Continue reading →

Sunday, May 5, 18:48 On Sunday, May 5 the Petah Tikvah Magistrate Court extended until Tuesday the remand of two brothers detained the day before at the Sneh Ya’akov hilltop community in the Gav HaHar region of the Shomron, Honenu … Continue reading →

Saturday (after Shabbat), May 4, 22:59 Two boys aged 13 and 14 from Kiryat Arba were detained a shortly before 11:00 P.M on the night of Saturday, May 4 at the entrance to Kiryat Arba on suspicion of throwing rocks, … Continue reading →

Friday, April 3, 14:49 Starting from the early afternoon hours on Friday, April 3 a protest and afternoon prayer with a large number of participants are taking place at the site of the murder of Eviyatar Borovsky, hy”d in protest … Continue reading →

Friday, April 3, 12:55 The Jerusalem Magistrate Court ordered the release of three Yitzhar residents detained on Tuesday, April 30 during a protest which broke out after the murder of one of their neighbors, Eviyatar Borovsky, hy”d, Honenu reports. The … Continue reading →

Wednesday, May 1, 14:23 The remand of three of the four detainees detained on Tuesday, April 30 at the protest which took place at the Yitzhar Junction after the murder of Eviyatar Borovsky, hy”d, has been extended until the following … Continue reading →

Wednesday, May 1, 11:10 Following the murder of Eviyatar Borovsky hy”d, on the morning of Tuesday, April 30 protests and disturbances broke out throughout Israel. In total 12 people were detained, among them 8 minors. Honenu asks, “Where were all … Continue reading →