<p>Tel Aviv-Jaffa Mayor Ron Huldai condemned the riots during Shabbat in south Tel Aviv.</p><p> "I strongly condemn the violence and vandalism in the illegal demonstration of the Eritreans, and provide support to the Tel Aviv-Yafo municipal security patrols, to the police forces and the district commander who are on the ground, and are working to restore order."</p><p> "I ordered the municipal units to be reinforced to provide assistance to the residents of the neighborhood where the disturbances are taking place."</p><p>"In a democratic country, everyone should be allowed to make their voice heard - but this does not mean damage to property or life."</p><p>"The Municipality of Tel Aviv-Jaffa will work to assist residents and business owners in the area so that they can return to full activity as soon as possible. On behalf of the residents of Tel Aviv-Jaffa, I send a blessing of complete recovery to the wounded."</p>

<p>In the wake of the riots in Tel Aviv, police have begun forcibly closing wine shops in the affected neighborhoods.</p>

<p>Police close makeshift bars in south Tel Aviv following predictions of additional violent incidents.</p>

<p>Shiekh Sami Abed al-Latif, who served as imam of Kfar Kara's Quba Mosque, was shot dead near the mosque on Saturday in a suspected assassination.</p><p>Police have opened an investigation.</p>

<p>Large scale violent riots broke out in Tel Aviv over Shabbat. Approximately 135 individuals have been injured. Widespread property damage has been reported.</p>

<p>Police officers who felt their lives were in danger used live gunfire along with crowd control munitions against rioters in Tel Aviv.</p>

<p>The Israel Police reports approximately 30 officers injured in the riots in Tel Aviv.</p>

<p>National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has proposed that the Israel Police begin an operation to arrest and deport anyone who took part in the riots in Tel Aviv.</p>