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A staff member at the gas station where Dayan was seen shortly before he disappeared tells Walla that the 22-year-old arrived at the scene walking on his own feet and did not appear injured in a way that could explain his death: "He never came out of there alive." In the background, the seven suspects were released to house arrest - and the cause of death has not yet been determined.

Police arrested three suspects, including a resident of Umm al-Fahm, who they claim supplied fragmentation grenades and pistols to the Musli and Jarushi crime families. The defense attorney for one of the suspects argued that there is no forensic evidence linking him to the incident. An indictment is expected to be filed against them in the coming days.

Police have closed a well-known pub in Ashdod for 6 days following a violent incident in which the business owners are suspected of participating. This event follows a series of violent brawls that have occurred in the southern region in recent days.

Fadi Azar is suspected of impersonating a 16-year-old on TikTok and Instagram to target minors aged 11-15. Unit 105 has identified over 20 victims and urges others to come forward.

Police officers spotted two off-road motorcycles without license plates driving recklessly in Kibbutz Mishmar HaYarden. One of the riders lost control, abandoned the motorcycle, and attempted to flee on foot. A check revealed that he was driving without a valid license and without insurance.

A 75-year-old driver and a 45-year-old attendant are accused of leaving the bus at the end of the route without ensuring all children had disembarked and without scanning the vehicle. According to the indictment, the child was left alone and arrived home on his own about two hours later.

A young woman who requested a 24,000 shekel loan via Telegram was robbed by two suspects immediately after withdrawing the cash. The lender is now blackmailing the victim, demanding repayment of the stolen funds.

25-year-old Tohar David was attacked with clubs and an iron rod, allegedly due to a parking dispute with a Shin Bet officer. Three young women are charged with assault, causing injury, and intentional damage. The incident was documented by shocked passersby.

The prosecution has filed an indictment against Yonatan Avers for the fatal hit-and-run of Gila Ivgi in Ma'ale Adumim. The family of the deceased expressed disappointment with the lenient charge and concerns regarding potential police interference, which the Israel Police have officially denied.

A massive fraud case involving the beverage company BLU and its owner Anan Shamshum is heading toward indictments. The scheme, which cost the state treasury hundreds of millions of shekels, centered on falsifying beverage container recycling reports.

The league has just opened, and Israeli sports are turning into a dangerous battlefield in parking lots and on the roads. Iyad Abu-Abid and his wife were trapped in their car in front of a raging mob in Netanya, Hapoel Jerusalem fans were hospitalized with head injuries due to an ambush with clubs in Rehovot. From planned ambushes on social networks to the hammer in the head of Yuri Sedletsky...

The testimony phase in the trial of Lindsay Clancy, accused of murdering her three children using exercise bands, has concluded following dramatic testimony from an FBI psychiatrist. The defense claims insanity due to a severe mental state, while the prosecution points to prior and meticulous planning.

The Jerusalem District Attorney's Office has filed a severe indictment against a local resident who transported three illegal aliens in the trunk of a decommissioned vehicle. After fleeing a security checkpoint, he caused a fatal crash.

The collapse was reportedly preceded by a confrontation between the security guard and a man in his 40s whom he prevented from entering the show in Karmiel. The man has been arrested, and police are investigating whether he was intoxicated.

A pit bull lunged at a neighbor's dog, forcing the neighbor to use his personal firearm to stop the attack. The dog's owner has been charged with negligence.

Only six such dogs operate in Israel, and one of them is Venom, who assists in locating illegal residents, burglars, and chasing fleeing suspects. In the south, the dogs help fighters find drugs and weapons. "You tell a suspect to stop and he simply stops. If not - the dog chases him" | Special for International Dog Day

About a week ago, a complaint was filed against the teacher, and after his interrogation, he was released under conditions set by a police officer. In light of a "reasonable suspicion against him," the court ordered a 45-day extension of the conditions prohibiting him from contacting those involved and working with minors.

Police arrived with a search warrant at the home of Ihab Mansour in the Old City of Acre. The homeowners were not present, and his 80-year-old mother was brought from a neighboring house to witness the search. The family claims significant damage was caused to the property and security cameras were ripped out. Nothing was seized during the operation.

The victim discovered that one of the young men had entered his car and driven it about 20 meters. When he asked him to get out, seven suspects, including three minors, attacked him, punching and kicking him. Security cameras documented the severe assault.

An unusual incident occurred today in Beit Shemesh, after a police attempt to stop a driver suspected of driving under the influence of drugs developed into a pursuit and ended in gunfire. During the arrest attempt, the suspect hit two police officers, and law enforcement opened fire on his vehicle.

An indictment was filed today (Wednesday) against Moshe Elimelech, 28, for aggravated robbery of L., 23, who works in sex services. According to the indictment, what began as a meeting at her apartment in the center of the country turned within minutes into an extremely violent event: Elimelech attacked her, threatened to stab and murder her, and fled the scene with two iPhones, a bag, and...

Brigadier General Daniel Hadad will leave the police in the coming weeks as an "act of support" for the Holon station commander, who was recently dismissed by Tel Aviv District Commander Major General Haim Sargrof.

The mother of Jazi Abu Sbitan, who was killed at the age of 22 when scaffolding collapsed at the luxury Park Bavli project, is seeking to overturn the prosecution's decision to close the case without filing indictments. In addition, the mother attacks the manner in which the closure decision was delivered to the family. The prosecution: "The family members were personally updated on the full...

A 17-year-old appeared in court for a different matter, was released home - and then it was discovered that he had stabbed his cellmate in the face and neck with a ceramic shard. He is charged with assault under aggravating circumstances.

As part of an investigation against a resident of Rahat, police and enforcement authorities raided a logistics complex suspected of being used to conceal goods. Two trucks and two forklifts worth millions of shekels were seized at the site. An illegal resident who tried to escape after getting off a forklift was detained for questioning.

The child's father claims that a 17-year-old youth living at the facility, which is under the responsibility of the Ministry of Welfare, sexually abused his son on several occasions - and with the knowledge of staff members who did not report it. According to the police complaint, one of the instructors reported the incidents to the facility's social worker after she was fired - but nothing was...

The court determined that Yona Simcha Schreiber from Pedu'el committed the acts attributed to him - but acquitted him following a psychiatric opinion, which determined that he was in a psychotic state. He will be sent for psychiatric hospitalization for a period of six years.

The police arrested the woman after she had consumed alcohol and requested to extend her detention and send her for a psychiatric evaluation. After it became clear in court that the son does not wish to file a complaint and said he does not feel threatened, the woman was released.

Itamar Karko, a squad commander in the Judea and Samaria Border Police, is accused of taking a young policewoman to a club on the Abu Dis base after a joint shift, locking the door and blocking it with a broomstick. According to the indictment, as part of a "hazing game," he repeatedly hit her, pulled her hair, and subsequently brought her face close to his genitals without her consent.

The teenager was stopped for inspection near the Sa'ir-Halhul junction on Highway 60. The license of the 30-year-old who sat next to him was revoked, and the vehicle was impounded for 30 days.

According to the indictment, the police officer locked the door of the club at the base in Abu Dis, punched a young policewoman about 20 times, and pulled her hair. Later, it is alleged, he brought her face close to his genitals, and she broke free in a panic. The Department of Internal Police Investigations (DIPI) charges him with simple assault and an indecent act.

The 54-year-old suspect, originally from Beit She'an, previously served several prison terms for property crimes, drugs, and weapons offenses. The court extended his remand until September 3.

Fighters of the Sa'ar Brigade and detectives of the Ashdod station raided a complex in the city as part of a search warrant. Equipment suspected of being used to operate illegal games was found at the site, and the woman in charge of the place was detained for questioning.

According to the investigation, the minors spat at a man in his 60s walking down the street late at night, then attacked him using a crowbar. Two suspects were released under restrictive conditions, while the third will face court.

The incident took place at a bank branch on Salame Street. Police arrested the 67-year-old suspect at the scene. The 45-year-old victim was evacuated to the hospital in moderate condition.

The Jerusalem District Court dismissed the appeal against the decision to suspend Dr. Benny Schechter's license for only seven years, ruling that the organizations had no standing to appeal. Women's organizations announced they will petition the High Court of Justice.

A 33-year-old Wolt courier from Bnei Brak was arrested on Tuesday for stabbing a bus driver in Ramat Gan following a road dispute. The driver sustained light injuries, and the suspect fled the scene before being apprehended.

Two months after the murder of 18-year-old Asma Abu Ghanem in Ramle, police have arrested four suspects, including a relative. Authorities believe the incident was rooted in a family dispute.

Police and Border Police forces raided the homes of suspects in Lakiya as part of an economic enforcement operation against crime instigators. During the searches, approximately 260,000 shekels in cash, thousands of dollars, and Jordanian dinars were seized. A Range Rover and a Toyota were impounded as part of debt collection, and two residents of the town were detained for questioning.

Eight days after a road dispute in Ramat Gan, police arrested a 33-year-old Wolt courier from Bnei Brak suspected of stabbing a bus driver. During a search of his motorcycle, detectives found spikes and scissors inside his delivery box.