Drug Smuggling

A shipment that arrived from England via Turkey aroused the suspicion of customs at Ben Gurion Airport: inside packaging for false eyelash remover, vials containing a substance suspected to be GBL were found. A lawyer was arrested, and ecstasy, heroin, and other drugs were also seized at his home.

Or-El Ben Haim, who was sentenced to 34 months in prison in the drug smuggling affair, responds to the wave of criticism following the yes docu-series: "I brought drugs and that is serious, but the only one to blame for rape is the rapist."

An unprecedented achievement for the satellite company after a new true-crime documentary surpassed the previous record held by Eran Zahavi, becoming the most-watched in its history, following a case that stirred the country.

Li Pony, involved in the notorious "Pink Suitcases" drug smuggling case, has broken her long silence. She explains her decision to avoid the recent docu-drama series and takes full responsibility for her past actions.

A Malaysia Airlines pilot was arrested last July in Indonesia after being caught smuggling a massive quantity of hard drugs. It is suspected that the 39-year-old pilot used drugs while flying a plane with 170 passengers on board, putting their lives at risk.

Against the backdrop of the release of the series 'Pink Suitcases', it is revealed that the project's production received legal warnings from some of those involved in the case. One of them even filmed and backed out at the last moment.

Oraal Ben-Haim, convicted in the Pink Suitcases case, responds for the first time to harsh criticism regarding the new docuseries that premiered on yes, explaining why she decided to share her side of a story that stirred the nation.

The new crime series about drug smugglers at Ben Gurion Airport is causing a stir, and now "Big Brother" alumna Tal Tito wonders aloud about the women's remorse and explains what really won out there.

The true-crime docuseries "Pink Suitcases" revisits the case of four young Israeli women caught smuggling hard drugs at Ben Gurion Airport. The project sparks a debate over the ethics of media coverage regarding serious crimes.

A civilian pilot for "Malaysia Airlines" was arrested at Jakarta airport after 26 kg of drugs were discovered in his suitcase. Indonesian authorities were stunned to discover that the pilot had flown the plane under the influence of cocaine and ecstasy. He now faces a possible death penalty after admitting he exploited lenient screening procedures.

Four suspects were arrested at the end of an investigation conducted by the special crime unit of the Kfar Saba station. Inside a nursery in Hod HaSharon, large quantities of marijuana and hashish were found, with a total weight of over 200 kg, some of which were concealed inside various food products, including chocolate bars.