Former Police Commissioner caught speeding – and not fined
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.
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.

Police save injured monkey held by Bedouin Arabs, transfer monkey to Nature and Parks Authority for medical treatment.

Indictment filed against Palestinian Arab who disguised as a local resident and broke into numerous homes in Gush Etzion

The suspect who allegedly shot and lightly wounded a municipal sanitation worker in central Jerusalem claimed he prevented a terror attack. While searching his house, police found and seized substances suspected to be drugs.

The investigation found that the suspect, 21-year-old Kamal Nashaf, swore allegiance to the Islamic State and passed information about the security forces' activity to terrorists in Judea and Samaria.

Police found a lion cub being held in a pit near the Bedouin town of Bir Hadaj. The cub was handed over to the Nature and Parks Authority.

Police stopped two vans transporting 24 Arabs from Judea and Samaria who entered Israeli territory illegally. A day earlier, nine infiltrators were caught in a van in the city.

During the exchange of fire, forces eliminated two terrorists. Ten additional terrorists were apprehended by the forces, including Liwaa Jaaz, a senior operative in the terror network in the area of Jenin.

Police arrested an infiltrator from Jenin who stole a car from Tel Aviv and drove through a checkpoint at the entrance to the Tzrifin military base, injuring a soldier.

The statue, which depicts Israel's first prime minister doing a handstand, was found in the yard of the suspect's home and returned to its owners.

Jerusalem resident, clearing out her apartment after her husband's death, surprised to find old weapons, including a Carl-Gustaf rifle, in her attic.

After being expelled from a yeshiva for his behavior, man comes to the principal's home to exact his revenge.

Police officer arrives at scene of bus accident near Kiryat Gat in south, finds his son killed in accident.

The mayor of the Palestinian Arab city of Biddya in Samaria allegedly published posts that encouraged violence and supported terror.

Police arrive at Binyamin Jewish town in large numbers, destroy two families' homes.

A group of Israel's emergency response organizations meets in Samaria to study unsolved disappearances over the last two years in Israel.

IDF, ISA, and Israel Police forces conducted counterterrorism activities on Tuesday night in Judea and Samaria. 19 wanted individuals were apprehended and seven guns were confiscated.

An inspection of the truck's contents turned up 650 smartphones, dozens of SIM cards, three projectors, and various spare parts for vehicles. The driver was arrested and taken for questioning.

The ISA and Police uncovered a substantial smuggling ring from the Negev and Judea and Samaria that would smuggle large sums of weapons from Jordan to Judea and Samaria.

The Israel Police have banned released Hamas prisoners from Temple Mount, aiming to prevent conflicts during Ramadan.

The Israel Police have released footage of undercover officers engaging terrorists in the Far'a refugee camp in Samaria.

Undercover police officers raided a wedding in Tayibe where armed individuals opened fire and attacked officers, resulting in multiple arrests.

Dean Elsdunne, the international spokesman for the Israel Police, appeared on the special Arutz Sheva broadcast at the Burnt Vehicles Compound in southern Israel to discuss the police's role in defending against the Hamas invasion.

A suspect was fatally injured while fleeing from the police after a targeted operation against illegal residents near Kiryat Ye'arim.

Police officers locate around 9,000 rifle bullets hidden and likely prepared for shooting attacks.

An Iranian hacker group claimed to have stolen 2.1 terabytes of data from the Israel Police, including 350,000 sensitive documents.

Dr. Michael Ben-Ari announced that he would file a police complaint against Avida Becher of Be'eri to illustrate the selective enforcement against him.

Yedidya, critically injured in a police shooting in Samaria, is reportedly recovering and no longer in danger.

A Jerusalem resident in his 30s broke into vehicles and a synagogue. Stolen items included money, charity boxes, and other valuables.

After he stole a car from north Tel Aviv, an illegal infiltrator was arrested with the help of a police helicopter.

After being questioned by the police and released to six-day house arrest, the officer who fired at several Israeli youths in Samaria was reassigned. The families of the youths criticize this as insufficient.

Police investigating after human remains are found in open area near Kibbutz Re'im, at the scene of a fire.

Covert Israeli forces broke into a house and stopped an imminent attack from the PA town of Aqabat Jaber.

The Bnei Brak apartment was sealed off yesterday by police order after eleven illegal residents were caught there.

Denis Kotikov has now been missing for three days in the Netanya region. Searchers are rushing to find him despite rough terrain and winter weather.

MK Limor Son Har-Melech urges the Justice Minister for oversight and transparency in the investigation of the police shooting incident that left four teens injured.

Police found an FN MAG, a large amount of other arms and ammunition, and a significant quantity of drugs in towns in southern Israel.

Uri Kirshenbaum, a resident of Yitzhar, criticized the police officer responsible.for the shooting of two Israelis in Samaria on Monday night.

Yisrael Ganz, governor of the Binyamin region, denounced vigilante activity and called for an investigation of the shooting of two Israelis on Monday night.

Police who attempted to arrest a man suspected of sexual abuse of a minor were attacked by dozens of local residents. Five individuals were injured.

Defense establishment investigating suspicion that a police officer opened fire at masked Jews during riots on Highway 55 near Ramat Gilad.

The suspect arrived at a checkpoint wearing an Israeli uniform and driving a car equipped with emergency lights.

Imminent attack foiled: Security forces apprehended two terrorists armed with fully loaded M-16 assault rifles and in possession of tactical vests and facemasks.

These small squads of off-duty reservists were catapulted to fame after fighting Hamas's invasion - but Israel's town emergency squads were fighting terror for many decades before the war.
