Israeli police
Police arrest crime boss Yossi Musli in connection with Japanika restaurant attacks
A preliminary investigation by the police suggested that the incident is criminal in nature, the latest in an ongoing string of attacks stemming from a dispute between criminals.
HRF claims Ben-Gvir canceled UN police summit visit over legal complaints
Haifa drug lab busted as police crack down on networks flooding the market with illegal substances
A-G deputies warn Ben-Gvir over alleged pattern of blocking police promotions
Woman attacks ex-boyfriend with sex toy, ties him with rope, tape
Police indicted a woman suspected of attacking her ex-partner in Petah Tikva because of a dispute over their cats.
12-year-old boy seriously injured in shooting in Jisr-e-Zarka
His cousin was shot dead by Israel Police forces while allegedly attempting to carry out a revenge shooting against the one who had fired at the boy earlier in the evening.
Security forces on high alert as terror attack threat during holidays rises
Increased police operations will include the deployment of thousands of police officers at road checkpoints, shopping and entertainment centers, synagogues and gathering areas all over the country.
Knesset passes law to combat human trafficking
The Justice Ministry's plan will give the Israeli government the tools to combat human trafficking, the ministry said.
Violence will stop only when it reaches Jewish areas - Arab Israelis
As the rate of violent crime - particularly homicide- rises in the Arab sector, the public demands action from authorities.
Operation 'Grey Hit': Police bust grey market criminal syndicate
A crime family established an interest loan “bank” and used an onslaught of violence on those that couldn’t pay their huge interest rates.
Flag march proceeds as police try to minimize violence
Israeli police tried to maintain law and order and keep clashes from taking place during the annual Jerusalem Day flag march.
Two police dolls with swastikas hung in Beit Shemesh
In addition, a doll in the image of Jerusalem Mayor Moshe Lion was hung in the Mea Shearim neighborhood in protest of the light rail.
Three takeaways from NSO-police spying controversy - analysis
Many public officials and hi-tech experts have demanded legislation to enforce clearer limits on future police use of hacking technologies so it's not left to the personal discretion of investigators.
In recent NSO affair, who will public believe: police or press? - analysis
The solution to an abuse of technology is not to ban the technology, but to effectively regulate it.
