Eyal Yaffe was indicted on charges of illegal gathering, obstructing a police officer in the performance of their duty, and an indecent act after he was filmed clinging to a female officer during a demonstration.
The explosives are believed to have been left behind by Hamas forces during the October 7th massacre. Police sappers neutralized them safely.
The court sentenced two teenagers who were injured in the police chase in which Ahuvya Sandak was killed to community service. The police officers involved were not prosecuted.
A suspected car thief fled police and crashed into a traffic light. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
Siren activated in Ariel as police search for two suspects in a vehicle theft who fled. There is no concern of a security-related incident.
The demolition is part of a larger police operation against criminal takeover of state land.
Officers from the Tira Police Station and Border Police arrested a 16-year-old Arab after he entered the station parking lot brandishing a knife while shouting 'Allahu akbar.'
Only three people, not 18, detained for suspected arson attacks, police say.
Hasam A'jalin (34) and his brother-in-law Malik Abdullah (20) were indicted after they made contact with members of the Islamic State and worked to join the terror organization.
Public Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir addressed a ceremony in memory of the 1666 police officers who fell in the line of duty since the foundation of the State of Israel.
Infant allegedly suffocated during Givat Ze'ev police search declared dead in hospital.
Medical teams resuscitate a toddler found unconscious at a home in Givat Ze'ev. The family accuses the police, who conducted a search at the home an hour earlier.
Israeli security forces conducted counterterrorism operations throughout Judea and Samaria, arresting suspects and seizing weapons and ammunition.
The police released footage from the moment a firework was launched that hit the chest of a 7.5-year-old boy during the match between Beitar Jerusalem and Maccabi Haifa.
North District police located a monkey that was kept inside a restroom stall in a house in the village of Tuba-Zangariyye. Another monkey was found confined in a house in Umm al-Fahm.
A resident of Jerusalem's Shuafat neighborhood was caught with a knife and a passage encouraging Jihad on a light rail in central Jerusalem. He admitted that he intended to stab Jews.
Police arrested two Jerusalem residents who contacted a member of the Islamic State and even flew overseas to join the organization.
Four of seven stolen parrots, located in Tulkarm, return to Jungle Kef zoo in northern Israel.
Police forces demolished a homestead in the Binyamin region during Shabbat. During the demolition, 12 teenagers, some as young as 14, were arrested on suspicion of entering a closed military zone.
Last night, the Biblical Zoo in Jerusalem was broken into, and six rare birds and about twenty parrots were stolen from it. The zoo's management believes that it was a well-planned theft by animal traffickers.
Police chased a driver who refused to stop for them in northern Israel. Once catching up to him, the officers learned that he never had a license to drive.
While searching an apartment in Netanya, law enforcement found an endangered ring-tailed lemur, which was being held in poor conditions, as well as other wild animals.
Navy boats, maritime police, and divers are working in an attempt to locate the victim, a resident of Petah Tikva in his forties.
Police searched the home of a suspected illegal antiquities dealer and found hundreds of ancient coins, arrowheads, pottery, and other artifacts from periods ranging from the Iron Age until the Muslim period.
Dozens of protesters demonstrated outside a planned Mimouna meal after Passover for Prime Minister Netanyahu and his family.
Zipora Alexandra, who frequently performed at Zion Square in Jerusalem, has been missing for over eight days.
After charges were filed against those who placed the stun grenade near the home of the Merom Galil governor, the police arrested two additional suspects on suspicion of ordering the act.
Police Sergeant Igor Orelik, 31, passed away after being critically injured in a motorcycle accident on his way to work. His wife Tanya agreed to donate his organs.
A boat carrying two adults and two children began sinking in the Sea of Galilee, police rescued all onboard.
Indictment filed against 2 Galilee residents for contact with terrorist elements, planning a stabbing attack on the Temple Mount and attempting to join the Tulkarm Brigades.
Serious indictment charges group of Israeli citizens with transferring millions of shekels from Hamas agents in Turkey to fund terrorism in Judea and Samaria.
National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir praised the police officer who killed a gunman during a gang battle in southern Israel.
Dramatic footage shows the moment Israeli forces, disguised as Arabs, arrested Mahmoud al-Bana a senior terrorist in the dismantled 'Lion's Den' terrorist network.
Police chased a suspicious vehicle traveling from Jerusalem toward central Israel. The vehicle stopped on Route 6, and nine illegal infiltrators were arrested.
Two IDF reservists were arrested for allegedly selling dozens of grenades they stole from an IDF base to criminals.
The chief of staff for the Minister of National Security was investigated regarding suspicions that she obtained her handgun license illegally.
Three days after the October 7th massacre, the head of the Jewish Department expressed his concern about Israelis buying handgun ammunition.
The terrorist prepared pipe bombs and knives to attack Jews in the capital during the month of Ramadan.
Zvika Klein, the editor-in-chief of the Jerusalem Post, claims that the investigation into 'Qatar-Gate' is plagued with both professional and ethical problems.
Nova investigation finds Deputy Commissioner Nivi Ohana identified irregular rocket fire, ordered immediate evacuation of the partygoers - preventing another 2,000 victims and hundreds of hostages.
IDF and Israel Police forces located 15 sacks that had been hurled toward the border fence with Jordan, containing approximately 150 kilograms of drugs.
Jewish resident of Samaria receives 30,000 shekels compensation, after reaching a settlement in case against police officers who violently attacked him near Shilo.
Police are expected to request that Yonatan Urich and Eli Feldstien remain in custody for another nine days as the investigation into the 'Qatar-Gate' affair continues.
Former Police Commissioner Kobi Shabtai caught driving at a speed of 136 km/h in an area where the speed limit is 90 km/h. The policewoman let him go without a fine or points.
Police and Shin Bet arrest 17-year-old Israeli Arab from Jisr az-Zarqa, suspected of pledging allegiance to ISIS and planning to carry out a major attack in central Israel.
A protester arrested on suspicion of sexually harrassing a Border Police officer was found to have illegal firearms and ammunition in his home and a GPS locator on his person.
A rally against haredi conscription turned violent when dozens of rioters blocked roads, shattered the window of a bus, and threw rocks and other projectiles at police.
Footage shows an anti-government protester obscenely clinging to a female Border Police officer during a demonstration in Jerusalem.
A police statement clarified that the police will not open an investigation into the breach of the Sde Teiman airbase without an official request to the Police Commissioner.
Two brothers from Umm al-Fahm were arrested on suspicion of hiding dozens of explosive devices near insurance agencies and the homes of agents.
During a routine inspection of a vehicle, the Palestinian Arab driver attempted to run over one of the officers and fled the scene. He later arrived at a checkpoint and was neutralized.
The family reports that the police have recently stopped all contact, but their son is still missing.
Mayor from northern Israel, his deputy, and additional suspects arrested on suspicion of election bribery. According to the police, they operated through vote fixers in exchange for municipal positions.
'We arrived with two vehicles and aligned behind them until we killed the terrorist,' officer of team that eliminated terrorist relates.
The ISA has been conducting a covert investigation against the police and Minister Ben Gvir over the past few months, on suspicion of subversion of the rule of law.
The protesters, some of whom affiliate with the anti-government Kaplan protest movement, chanted against the judicial reform and slowed down traffic, causing ministers to arrive late to the meeting.
Police and Nature and Parks Authority employees rescue monkey held by Bedouin Arab in homemade cage.
Police denied two residents of Judea and Samaria a firearms license without reading the legal opinion attached to their request.
Several anti-government protesters parked their cars to block several roads in Jerusalem. The police distributed fines, but the cars were not towed.
Temple Mount to remain closed to Jews for last third of Ramadan, all three days of Eid al-Fitr, police dictate.
