Police and Crime

Five are dead in a terror attack on Jordanian secret police headquarters, including three intelligence officers. The unidentified attackers escaped.

The High Court gave a green light for the Jerusalem Day Flag Parade to march through the Muslim Quarter.

A teenage boy who was barred from his home in Yitzhar and also from Samaria is allowed to return for lack of placement elsewhere.

Israel Police are watching with extra vigilance as Israelis and tourists stream through Jerusalem's Old City to pray at the Western Wall on Jerusalem Day.

The Internet is all a-Twitter with a new game to confuse neo-Nazis who are targeting accounts with (((Jewish))) names.

Even after 49 years it appears the Temple Mount isn't in our hands.

A synagogue in a Paris suburb was attacked and a window was broken but the identity of the vandal/s is unknown.

Ohana received the information from senior members of the Knesset Guard.

It is obvious that police are terrified of a repeat of the Jerusalem parade murder, where they allowed near the parade a known violent attacker of gays.

Police discovered 2 knives on the man.

Israel plays host to 40 airport executives next month who are coming to learn how to make their airports more secure.

As far as Rabbi Arusi is concerned, the Hermelin ruling might be that gulping sound at the end of the slippery slope of social and spiritual corruption that have engulfed Israel for decades.

An armed Palestinian Authority Arab was caught by IDF soldiers overnight after he infiltrated into Israeli territory from southern Gaza. His motives were unclear.

A Wednesday decree issued by Shabak truly sounded like part of the mad hatter's party in Alice in Wonderland.

An Arab terrorist firebombed the vehicle of a Border Guard Police commander as he drove through Hebron.

Jerusalem Arabs again attacked a Light Rail train as it passed Shuafat, smashing a window.

Will Defense Minister Avigdor Liberman follow in Ya'alon's footsteps and sign new administrative detention orders against Kahane's grandson, sending him back to prison without trial?

The father submitted a claim for the return of his daughter based on the Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction, the return of abducted children.

The Krakow Judge wrote that "had Poland accepted the US extradition request, it would have violated the rights of Mr Polanski and at the same time the European Convention on Human Rights."

An administrative decree signed by OC Central Command Maj. Gen. Roni Numa bans Ettinger from Judea and Samaria for a period of one year.

An IDF soldier was stabbed in Tel Aviv and sustained upper body wounds.

Security forces nabbed teen terrorists who viciously attacked elderly women in Jerusalem on Memorial Day.

The reason for the severe limits on his civil rights is stated as: "To secure state security, public peace and maintaining public order."

Last December, Sara Netanyahu was interrogated by the same anti-corruption unit, about the use of the electrician on weekends and on Yom Kippur.

The IDF is trying to establish a common language between the citizens and the army, but the police are still unaware of the project.

The World Health Organization last week named Israel as the world's sole abuser of health rights.

The police kept the case under wraps for weeks for fear of stoking tensions between Jews and Arabs.

Hamas has a factory in Hebron to manufacture parts for its weapons which ships the goods the Gaza. This time the smugglers were caught.

Arab terrorists attacked two female Border Guard Police officers in Jerusalem with firebombs.

The plaintiff argues that Bezeq is responsible for the murder after failing to fire its employee over an online interview.