Israel Police

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.

A senior Israeli judge has taken a leave of absence amid a sweeping gag order, sparking a public social media dispute between prominent legal journalists over reporting limits.

A Lod motorcyclist ran over a police officer during a routine check, sparking a manhunt that ended with his arrest near the Triangle area. The officer sustained minor injuries.

Channel 13 correspondent Michael Shemesh exposed the vandalism of the Prophet Samuel tomb near Jerusalem, where unknown perpetrators defaced state symbols.

A car explosion in Jerusalem's Armon Hanatziv neighborhood seriously injured a 50-year-old man and moderately injured his 13-year-old son in a suspected criminal incident.

Police forces in Modi'in responded to a public disturbance during a Military Police operation to arrest an IDF deserter, deploying reinforcements to restore order.

Israeli police concluded a year-long corruption investigation into former Acre mayor Amichai Ben Shlosh and other officials over alleged voter bribery during the 2024 elections.

Friends of Yanina Masuada, murdered in Haifa, reveal she suffered severe domestic violence, feared for her life, and planned to flee to Belarus before her tragic death.

Channel 12 reveals that Dvir Rubinstein, heading the Ministry of Transportation's aviation security center, is an external contractor with parallel jobs, raising transparency questions.

Former MK Yehuda Glick was barred from the Temple Mount for six months by the Israel Police after praying aloud on the site for the recovery of Neriah Leiter.

Israel's Ministry of Justice revoked the license of a security company over extortion and money laundering, cracking down on protection rackets used as a front for organized crime.

Israel Police arrested a serial fraud suspect who posed as a reservist in financial distress and stole tens of thousands of shekels from citizens across the country.

The Open University Student Union has withdrawn from the National Union of Students, citing severe representation discrepancies, a deep crisis of trust, and political overreach.

A Beersheba court sentenced 30-year-old Doron Bukhobza to three years in prison for contacting an Iranian intelligence agent, fabricating claims of access to the Dimona nuclear reactor, and performing minor tasks for digital currency.

Israel Police and security forces halted a celebration in Hura honoring a released security prisoner convicted of stone-throwing. Minister Itamar Ben Gvir praised the swift intervention.

The Ministry of Defense reports that 1,318 security personnel have fallen since the start of the war, with over 7,150 family members joining the bereaved circle.

Following a thwarted attack on a Flydubai flight to Tel Aviv, Israel's National Passenger Data Targeting Center confirms it received the crew manifest, raising serious security questions.

Police filed a prosecutor's statement against Eyal Nagar in the Ashkelon court following a major financial investigation into extortion and protection rackets in Ashdod and Kiryat Gat.

Shin Bet and Israel Police arrested a 25-year-old resident of Baqa al-Gharbiya for allegedly collaborating with Iranian intelligence and carrying out paid tasks.

The Israel Tax Authority intercepted illegal steroids shipped from abroad and warned against ordering unverified medications. In a separate case, police seized over 2 kg of synthetic drugs from Thailand.

Three years after October 7, the Israel Police is preparing to publish its battle investigations, highlighting officer bravery, operational failures, and sharp criticism of the early military response.

Central Election Committee Chairman Judge Noam Soelberg ruled that financial pledges to abstain from voting are legally void, referring the Satmar funds case to police.

The Likud party filed a police complaint against retired Col. Miki Kesari over alleged incitement and calls for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to face a firing squad.

The Israel Police is investing 4 million shekels to equip 16 patrol cars with roof-mounted Sigma 3 drones from Swiss company Photokite for aerial command and control.

An indictment was filed against Eliyahu Azrad from Bnei Brak for throwing a salt shaker at former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett during a filming session at a restaurant.

Internal police documents reveal that the Israel Police operates 170 laser speed guns, making them the most widespread enforcement tool on national roads.

A local resident in Shoham was brutally attacked with a helmet by motorcyclists after confronting them over dangerous driving, sparking panic and a police manhunt.

The Zehut party filed an urgent police complaint over a social media video calling for an ambush and physical harm against party chairman Moshe Feiglin following his recent visit to the Temple Mount.

Israeli police seized over 60 kilograms of drugs and a hydro-marijuana lab in the Krayot area during simultaneous raids, arresting two suspects for distribution.

National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir violated status quo guidelines by ascending the Temple Mount with a prayer book following stalled efforts to approve religious items.

A central Israel resident under prison service surveillance was arrested for violating supervisory orders after authorities found over a thousand prohibited sexual videos and AI-generated media.