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A large-scale enforcement operation by the Israel Police and the National Insurance Institute has uncovered systematic fraud involving false declarations of residency. The move is expected to save the state treasury tens of millions of shekels.

The IPS intelligence division uncovered a romantic connection between a 34-year-old officer from Hod HaSharon and an inmate, the brother of the main suspect in the murder of Binyahu Razi. It is suspected that the inmate used the officer's phone to help his brother stay on the run.

Ilana Rada stated that no one spoke with her or her lawyer about the move. She called for examining the evidence that was not tested and clarified: "My goal is to find the real murderers."

A 3-year-old child in Bnei Brak miraculously survived after being run over by a car while chasing a fallen kippah. Meanwhile, other traffic accidents across the country resulted in several injuries and one fatality.

The Israel Police is preparing a tender to replace motorcycles used by Yasam and detective units. The decision follows numerous complaints from officers regarding engine heat, electrical faults, and operational difficulties.

The director of the HCJ department at the State Attorney's Office, Aner Hellman, stated that the law exempting yeshiva students from arrest is invalid due to a flawed legislative process. The Supreme Court is currently reviewing petitions to strike down the law.

During a raid on a luxury villa in the moshav of Migdal, police seized 420 kg of cannabis and cultivation equipment. A 57-year-old Yavne resident has been indicted for illegal electricity theft totaling over 150,000 shekels.

Judge Ilanit Imber rejected the defendants' alibi. The victim has recovered from severe injuries and returned to her life. The defendants' silence during the investigation strengthened the prosecution's case.

Anna Bongart and her daughter Evelina lost Sofia in the October 7 massacre. Months later, the father, Vladislav, took his own life. Now, the family is struggling against insurance companies that refuse to cover their mortgage.

The company Ananas Beach attempted to challenge an eviction order for state lands, but the court ruled in favor of the Israel Land Authority. The restaurant owners must pay 10,000 shekels in legal costs.

A police investigation revealed that the suspect stole a credit card from a victim in her 90s during a shared ride and later gained access to her home under the guise of a medical examination. Police are seeking to extend her detention.

On one side is Shapir Engineering, the controlling shareholder that appointed the management and wants to raise the CEO's salary. On the other side is Gabi Magnazi, the former controlling shareholder who remained with 28.3% and defeats every vote. In the middle: a company without a legal board of directors, which is now turning to the court. What is happening at Averot and what does it mean for...

The Supreme Court is hearing petitions today against a temporary order law that strips the Military Police of the authority to arrest yeshiva students whose draft status remains temporarily regulated.

The Central Unit of the Tel Aviv District Police arrested a man in his 20s from Rehovot this Tuesday morning on suspicion of setting fire to a Japanika branch in Givatayim. Police are set to request an extension of his detention at the Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court later today.

Drama in the media world: A 58-year-old editor of a well-known newspaper was arrested on Tuesday on suspicion of possessing prohibited materials. Police conducted a search of his home under a court order.

The striker's estranged wife demanded huge sums as part of the divorce proceedings, but the court ruled that there was no room to discuss her request: "She wanted to keep taking my money." The numbers inside.

Five petitions were filed against the amendment to the Security Service Law passed by the coalition, which freezes criminal enforcement against Haredi deserters. The Attorney General and the Knesset's legal counsel believe the legislation should be cancelled, and the Supreme Court has already ordered a freeze on its entry into force until a decision is reached.

The American pharmaceutical giant hopes to end a 15-year legal battle over claims that its baby powder caused ovarian cancer. The company continues to deny the allegations, stating that the settlement is intended to avoid further legal costs.

Police have arrested a Rehovot resident suspected of arson at a "Japanika" restaurant in Givatayim. The incident is linked to the ongoing "grenade war" between the Musli and Jarushi crime families.

Less than a month after a previous incident, the News 12 building in Tel Aviv was targeted again as a masked individual shattered the glass entrance door. This follows a series of vandalism acts and threatening graffiti directed at the media outlet.

After years in which the public bore the costs of deporting migrants and illegal workers, the state has begun to implement a collection mechanism in accordance with the law. In the first half of 2026, 860,000 shekels were collected, following sharp criticism from the Supreme Court regarding the previous lack of enforcement.

Yair Ovadia and his minor friend are accused of attacking two brothers who were walking in the town after calling them names based on their sexual orientation. The two hit them with fists and the minor even ordered his dog to attack. The prosecution is requesting to extend Ovadia's detention until the end of the proceedings.

Human rights organizations in West Sumatra are launching a struggle following the closure of the case with "puzzling excuses." The complainant, a police officer subordinate to the suspect, reported threats and heavy pressure to reach a compromise, even though the country's law absolutely prohibits mediation in sexual offenses.

Tragedy in India: A man was arrested on suspicion of murdering his wife, who was in her eighth month of pregnancy, following an argument over alcohol. The suspect attempted to mislead police, but his 5-year-old son contradicted his account.

Isobel Perry Sullivan was arrested last Wednesday while heading north after an intelligence operation discovered an explosive device in her vehicle. Her defense claims she was manipulated into transporting the bag without knowing its contents. The incident is linked to a dissident group rejecting the 1998 peace agreement.

In footage that has gone viral, a worker is seen being dragged inside a huge vat with 'soya chaap' batter while half-naked, alongside raw materials placed on the floor. While authorities have launched an official investigation to check the location and date of the filming, food experts warn of severe contamination and the industry is trying to calm the situation.

Since the beginning of 2026, 52 parents of minors have been murdered, leaving them orphaned of a father or mother. "I am holding on only for the sake of the children," says P., a mother of four whose husband was murdered while trying to break up a fight. 9-year-old R. asks to leave the room while her grandmother talks about the murder of her mother by her husband: "He was constantly hitting her...

Between 10 and 12 Torah scrolls were stolen overnight from a Jewish community center in Levallois-Perret, France. The theft was discovered this morning during a Bar Mitzvah ceremony when the Holy Ark was found empty.

A medical and legal crisis: Tal Yinon Dardik, held under an administrative order issued by Central Command Chief Avi Bluth, has been rushed to Hadassah Mount Scopus Hospital in Jerusalem due to a severe deterioration in his health. Dardik, who is on a hunger strike protesting his detention without trial, is suffering from extreme weakness and a dangerously low pulse of 40 beats per minute, which...

The brawl broke out against the backdrop of an ongoing dispute between families; participants used stones, sticks, and fireworks. Shuafat station officers and Yasam forces used riot dispersal measures to restore order.

Amid the current security climate in Europe, Shin Bet representatives will oversee tight security measures at the match in Romania. Local authorities have implemented strict guidelines, requiring fans to present official identification upon stadium entry.

The decision by the Ben-Gurion school in Petah Tikva to readmit a teenager involved in the murder of Yamano Benjamin Zelke (of blessed memory) has sparked outrage. Parents are demanding municipal intervention, citing concerns for their children's safety.

In one of the recordings collected during the investigation, a child is heard asking their mother: "Is this a policeman?", to which the father replied: "I am not a policeman, I am a criminal." Despite this, the DIPI decided to close the case, claiming that "the criminal process is not an appropriate framework."

Khalil al-Rashed, a father of two, was shot by a Border Police officer last Thursday. His family claims he did not receive medical treatment for a significant period, leading to his death.

The man, a foreign worker aged about 30, was hit by a vehicle and sustained head and limb injuries. He was evacuated to Shamir-Assaf Harofeh Hospital in serious but stable condition.

The explosion occurred in Afula last May. The victim was evacuated in critical condition to HaEmek Hospital, where he later succumbed to his injuries. An indictment is set to be filed against a 38-year-old resident of Migdal HaEmek.

The Israel Securities Authority (ISA) has launched an investigation into Netanel Group following the company's use of corporate funds to finance private events for controlling shareholder Aryeh Netanel. The firm has admitted to significant internal control failures.

The aftermath of the World Cup held this summer in the USA, Mexico, and Canada has sparked a political controversy. Representative Jamie Raskin, a senior member of the House Judiciary Committee, has demanded that FIFA President Gianni Infantino testify regarding his relationship with the US President.

The wife of Eric Bieniemy, assistant coach of the Kansas City Chiefs, was critically wounded in a shooting at their Virginia home. Her condition has since stabilized, and the couple's 27-year-old son has been arrested.

Police officers from the Umm al-Fahm station, in cooperation with tactical brigade units, conducted an operation in the village of Salem, removing 21 cameras installed without permits.