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After 4 murders in 24 hours: Night operation against criminal organizations in Nazareth - 10 arrested
The operation was launched in an attempt to stop the cycle of murder and shooting that erupted in the city between rival criminal organizations. Some of the criminals tried to escape from the police and were arrested after a foot chase. The previous night, more than 20 suspects were arrested, including the brother of one of the murder victims, whose detention was extended in court.

With Itamar Ben Gvir and a moving surprise: Magav celebrated 30 years of female combatants
After being the first branch to open its ranks to women in combat roles, today about 45% of combatants in training in the Border Police are women. At a moving ceremony attended by senior officials past and present, one of the combatants was surprised in front of the audience.

"Initiation ceremony" that turned into abuse: Border Police commander beat a policewoman and committed an indecent act against her
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.

Under IDF and Border Police protection: MK Zvi Sukkot participated in the destruction of a monument in a Palestinian village
MK Zvi Sukkot stated he personally took action to remove monuments honoring terrorists after the army failed to act on his demands. Gilad Kariv of The Democrats criticized the event, noting that MKs are often denied access to other villages due to a lack of security forces.

Attempted infiltration into Israel: two residents of Kafr Aqab arrested while breaching the separation barrier
Border Police officers operating in the seam zone identified two Palestinians attempting to create a passage into Israel using electric tools. Following a short pursuit inside Kafr Aqab, the two were arrested in a residential building and transferred for questioning, along with the seized digging equipment.

Ben Gvir's plan for the day after the transfer of powers in Judea and Samaria to the police
We reveal this evening (Monday) the plan of Minister of National Security Itamar Ben Gvir for the day after the transfer of enforcement powers, the Judea and Samaria Border Police, and the authority to issue administrative orders to the Israel Police. The plan includes a series of measures against anarchists operating in the southern Hebron Hills, alongside the expansion of Border Police...

Kalandia resident arrested for attempting to dig tunnel into Israel
Border Police (Magav) fighters arrested a 36-year-old resident of the Kalandia camp suspected of digging a tunnel shaft near the security fence. During interrogation, the suspect admitted he intended to infiltrate Israeli territory.

Suspects Arrested for Stealing Over a Ton of Watermelons in the Galilee
Police forces arrested two suspects last week, including an illegal resident, who loaded over a ton of watermelons into their vehicle from an agricultural field near Ein HaMifratz. A herd of about 300 sheep was also brought onto the site, causing heavy damage to the crops. Indictments were filed against the two this morning.

Inside a speaker behind a baby seat: The unbelievable hiding place of an illegal resident
Border Police officers uncovered a creative smuggling attempt at the Al-Jib crossing. The speaker's side was hidden behind a baby seat, and an illegal resident was found inside. The driver and the suspect were arrested, alongside about 460 other illegal residents caught in the last week.

Large Restaurant in Kafr Manda Closed for 30 Days Over Illegal Employment
Border Police detectives arrested seven illegal aliens employed and housed by a restaurant owner in Kafr Manda. The employer has been arrested, and the Northern District Commander has signed administrative closure orders for the establishment.

East Jerusalem resident dies after shooting by Border Police officer
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.