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Judea and Samaria: More Officers, Less Safety

New statistics show that the Judea and Samaria District did not meet any of its goals in fighting 'normal' crimes.

Minister Zevulun Orlev demanded security officials implement procedures for evictions that minimize the risk to children.

IDF lawyers’ guidelines on restraint in face of PA violence may be illegal, rights group warns.

Policewoman Aliza Lederman videotaped a protest during the Disengagement but pointed camera away from police who badly beat a protester.

The Police Department has decided to press charges against a policeman who tear-gassed a passive protestor at point-blank range in Yitzhar.

Shilo resident Tzvi Strook sentenced to a year and a half in prison for allegedly beating an Arab. He denies being at the scene at the time.

If police and the justice system have more respect for Yesha residents, it's largely thanks to the efforts of the Yesha Human Rights Organization.

Police officers accused of violence face criminal charges after Yesha rights group gets file reopened.

Border Guard policeman is fined 4,000 shekels for assaulting a protestor; police officer will pay a total of 14,500 for his actions in Amona.

The family of Tzvi Struck, a Jew from Samaria, says his conviction for attacking a PA Arab is part of a conspiracy.