Dozens of people, including 30 police officers, were injured in violent clashes between Eritrean Government Supporters and opponents in Tel Aviv, Israel. Both sides used weapons such as construction lumber, metal pieces, rocks, and even an axe. Protesters smashed windows and police cars, and blood was seen on sidewalks. Eritrean government supporters were celebrating the 30th anniversary of their ruler's rise to power near the Eritrean embassy. Eritrea is known for its poor human rights record, and asylum seekers fear returning to the country. Police said both groups had received permission for separate events but broke through barriers and clashed with police.

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