Amir Ohana
North Macedonia MP Rashela Mizrahi brings solidarity message to Israel during parliamentary visit
The visit was billed as a first-of-its-kind parliamentary delegation from North Macedonia to Israel, chaired by Mizrahi with logistical support from the American Jewish Committee (AJC).
Israel's opposition leaders boycott Knesset debates advancing political probe into October 7
Netanyahu secures overwhelming Likud support, internal poll shows
'Modest and humble': Beersheba District Court president Benny Sagi dies in Highway 6 car crash
Mount Meron inquiry: Deri shirks responsibility, 'I had no authority'
Former interior minister Arye Deri maintained that he was never aware of or had any authority over the safety of the structures themselves on the site.
Israeli officials want to take responsibility for Meron, but not blame - analysis
All the officials involved in the Meron investigation agree that they are responsible for what happened but denied that they were to blame.
Meet Benjamin Netanyahu's potential successors to head Likud
With nine candidates running, Israel's next prime minister could be elected by the fewest people ever.
Justice Minister Sa'ar: I came to fix, not to destroy
While Sa'ar promised he would advise and try to seek consensus, he made it clear he would act to make reforms he in which he believed even without consensus.
Ohana crossed redlines in interfering with police, ex-police chief says
Ohana has been caught on tape threatening police officials regarding their handling of protests for and against Netanyahu.
Public Security Ministry drafts plan to handle possible future unrest
The program includes enlisting about 5000 new police officers over the course of three years, as well as 300 to be enlisted immediately to assist in local authorities.
A-G responds to riots: Police must treat Jews and Arabs equally
Attorney-General Avichai Mandelblit supports using the IDF in Lod as necessary, as border police have bolstered local police.
Shabtai: I will not let the police be a scapegoat for Mount Meron
Public Security Minister Amir Ohana said that members of the media have attempted to drive wedges between police and government officials.
One week after Mount Meron, Chief of Police discusses the tragedy
In a conversation with N12, Kobi Shabtai recounts why he decided not to call for a commission of inquiry • The Police knew there were dangers and weaknesses, but couldn't do anything about it.
Olmert to 'Post': Ohana, Netanyahu responsible and guilty for Meron
When the investigation process is completed, those responsible will be identified. No one will be held criminally liable.
