Ethiopian Jews in Israel held a protest in 2 July 2019.[1][2][3] The protest started after an off-duty officer killed a young Ethiopian man, Solomon Teka, on the evening of Sunday, 1 July 2019, in Kiryat Haim, Haifa, Northern Israel.[4][5][6][7] Tens of thousands of angry Ethiopian protesters clashed with Israeli police and blocked at least 15 highways across Israel, while thousands of people were stuck in traffic congestion.[3][7] According to a police statement, the clash between protesters and Israel police forces left more than 110 injuries, 47 officers,[5] 26 injured rioters,[8] and at least 130 demonstrators arrested.[4][9][10] Many African migrants and refugees are living in Israel and have stated that they have felt anger against the state, too.[1] Tekah’s funeral took place on Tuesday, 3 July 2019.[5]