Israel Police

A car-ramming incident near the West Bank community of Ateret left a pedestrian with light to moderate injuries. The driver fled, prompting an IDF and police manhunt.

Right-wing activists led by Mordechai David stormed a left-wing event at the Left Bank Club in Tel Aviv, clashing with participants. Police were called to the scene.

Following a fatal explosion near the Lebanese border that killed a 14-year-old boy, the Home Front Command issued urgent safety warnings regarding unexploded ordnance and suspicious objects.

Southern Border Police officers in Rahat arresting a fleeing motorcyclist discovered the vehicle was stolen nine months ago from a fellow unit member. The motorcycle was returned to its owner.

Israeli police and tax authorities seized 11 vehicles in Shefa-Amr and I'billin over unpaid debts totaling 6 million shekels as part of ongoing enforcement operations in the north.

Attorney Barak Cohen was acquitted of insulting a public servant after five years of legal proceedings regarding his repeated performances of a satirical song targeting a police officer.

Israel Police Commissioner Danny Levy announced a zero-tolerance policy for political expression among officers ahead of the Knesset elections, citing preparations for total security.

The Ministry of Education resumes school trips in the north following IDF clearance, while continuing its investigation into the fatal Ma'alot Yeshiva incident.

The Shin Bet has joined a police investigation into the extortion of a prominent Israeli businessman working with the Ministry of Defense after criminals hurled a grenade and opened fire at his home.

Four people were lightly injured when an explosive device detonated in an electric vehicle in Netivot. Police suspect a criminal background and have launched an investigation.

A powerful explosion rocked a residential building in Bnei Brak early Wednesday after an explosive device was thrown. No injuries were reported, and police launched a criminal investigation.

Police have closed the investigation against David Ziton, partner of singer Nasrin Kadri, over the alleged assault of former Hamas hostage Rom Braslavsky.

A suspected unexploded ordnance was found in the Eshtaol Forest near Jerusalem on Wednesday. Police and bomb disposal experts cordoned off the area for a controlled detonation.

Former police chiefs warn that a freeze on 141 senior appointments risks paralyzing the Israel Police, threatening public order and operational readiness ahead of elections.

A Zichron Yaakov resident was indicted for severe animal abuse after repeatedly stabbing his dog. Neighbors intervened, and the dog's life was saved following emergency surgery.

An illegal West Bank resident was arrested in Eilabun after jumping from a garbage truck and fleeing on foot, with his detention extended until Wednesday.

A 37-year-old southern Israel resident filed a complaint with Mahash alleging he was brutally beaten by Yasam tactical officers after a beach dispute in Ashkelon, resulting in facial fractures and hospitalization.

The Ministry of Health ordered the immediate closure of the Colonia Juno event venue in Caesarea due to severe sanitary violations, including pest infestations and cold chain failures.

The Ministry of National Security held a national emergency conference on Tuesday to prepare for extreme winter weather, focusing on potential flash floods and multi-agency coordination.

Israel Police opened an investigation following a shooting in Umm al-Fahm that left one man critically injured and another mildly hurt. The background is reportedly criminal.

A 20-year-old man was shot and killed in Segev Shalom on Monday following a violent dispute over a plot of land, with another man moderately injured.

Emergency teams managed a mass casualty incident on Israel's northern border after an explosion struck students on a school trip, injuring multiple adolescents.

A student trip in northern Israel turned tragic after an explosion caused by unexploded ordnance killed or injured participants, prompting urgent safety warnings.

Reality TV star Shaked Biton survived a high-speed hit-and-run on Highway 4, followed by a tense confrontation with the suspects. Biton criticized the slow police response and lack of personal security on roads.

Activists and a man disguised as a woman disrupted Rosh Chodesh Cheshvan prayers at the Western Wall on Monday, prompting police intervention.

A two-year-old toddler from Taran was accidentally struck and killed by a vehicle, allegedly by her father, during a visit to her grandfather in Bu'eine Nujeidat in the Lower Galilee.

The Aroma cafe at the Tel Aviv Port has been closed for 30 days by police after being suspected of employing an illegal resident, with the order remaining in effect until November 9.

An indictment for aggravated murder was filed in Tel Aviv against 22-year-old Muhammad Zaytouna for shooting Muhammad Ahmad and injuring two others in Jaffa.

Ahead of the upcoming Knesset elections, WIZO and the Israel Women's Network hosted a major conference in Tel Aviv focusing on women's security, rights, and representation, featuring commitments from former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett.

A father and son from Kadima-Zoran were arrested in Kfar Saba after a parking dispute escalated into threats involving a club and a licensed firearm.

A 26-year-old man was brutally murdered in Rahat following a parking dispute. This latest killing brings the death toll in Arab society to 177 since the beginning of the year.

Nearly eighteen years after the assassination of Israeli underworld boss Yaakov Alperon by a car bomb in Tel Aviv, investigators and his former lawyer reflect on the enduring mystery.

A resident discovered UAV test debris from Rafael on the Kiryat Haim beach, prompting a police response after initial delays as security forces secured the area.

A 35-year-old man was killed this morning when a bus collided with his taxi on Route 458 near Ma'ale Michmash. Police have launched an investigation into the fatal crash.

Israel Police have ramped up speeding enforcement using A-3 traffic cameras, issuing over 367,000 fines this year following a shift to risk-based thresholds.

Israel returned to Tier 1 in the US State Department's trafficking report after five years, recognized for major gains in enforcement, victim protection, and prevention.

Eilat police arrested a Jerusalem driver who endangered a three-month-old baby by holding him on his lap, feeding him, and steering with one hand.

Commander Amir Cohen, head of the Israel Police Central District, announced his retirement after decades of service, including his heroic leadership during the October 7 attacks.

Israel Police have closed the investigation into the assault of a visually impaired Holon resident who was attacked after failing to pick up after his guide dog.

Major General Amir Cohen has outlined three key conditions for potentially accepting the role of Israel Police Commissioner in the future, including a larger budget, expanded manpower, and a permanent seat on the Security Cabinet.

The NEXT concert series launches at Ramat Gan Stadium featuring top Israeli stars. Police announce extensive road closures and urge public transport use.

Residents of Rahat reported continuous gunfire near schools overnight. Police arrested several suspects amid an ongoing feud, while visiting officials condemned the severe security failure.

Retired police commander Avishai Mualem has ended his service and assumed the role of Tiberias Municipality CEO amid an ongoing investigation regarding alleged sensitive leaks to Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir.

Israeli police raided properties in the Krayot area, recovering over one million shekels in stolen jewelry and cash. A Kiryat Yam resident was arrested on suspicion of money laundering.

A minor has been indicted for stabbing an opposing fan in the chest outside a stadium in Ramat HaSharon after a football match between Ramat HaSharon and Sderot.

Israel Police will resume investigations into the "Company Games" sex abuse case following a Supreme Court petition, with updates due in 45 days.

An eighth-grade student was stabbed in the leg by a classmate at a school and evacuated to Soroka Medical Center in moderate condition. The family sharply criticized the school administration's handling of the incident.

A bizarre missing persons case involving a Modiin mother and daughter takes multiple twists, from Argentina to false arrest claims in Namibia, as they finally head back to Israel.

The Israel Police warned the public against fraudulent text messages and emails falsely sent by the Lahav 433 cyber unit, urging citizens not to respond or click links.

Three years since the October 7 massacre, Israel Police Commissioner Dani Levy and high command honored fallen officers at the Sderot station and southern battle sites.