Police and Crime

Reportedly, one immediately noticeable fact about the counterfeit shekel notes is that they are smaller than the legal ones.

Today, on the eve of Holocaust Remembrance Day – Judges of the Israel Defense Forces do not recognize the attempted murder of a Jewish woman merely because of her Jewishness.

The issue had been the topic of stiff disagreement, particularly from police, who feared the deal would facilitate criminals’ ability to transport and deal drugs.

A search revealed more than NIS 500,000 in cash in the suspect’s car during an arrest at the Meitar Crossing, near Be'er Sheva.

Spotting the terrorist as he attempted to stab the couple, the civilian shot and neutralized the attacker, saving the lives of his intended victims.

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The Netanyahu government and all the Israeli governments before it, are in a Catch 22 bind.

For the fourth consecutive year, Returning to the Mountain activists are expected to arrive at the Temple Mount on Friday, carrying sacrificial lambs, to attempt to carry out the Pascal sacrifice.

The only thing the police did not say in their angry response, was how much they actually spent on the investigations so far.

The authority says it will investigate whether personal data of Israeli citizens was illegally used in a way that infringes upon their right to privacy and the provisions of the Israeli Privacy Law.

As he went to throw the firebomb it slipped from his fingers.

Two of the detainees were released after questioning. The Jerusalem Magistrates Court ordered the other six suspects released to house arrest following their arraignment on Tuesday.

The attack was likely a retaliation for Sunday's murder of an Israeli security guard in the Old City of Jerusalem.

18 suspects, including senior Education Ministry officials, were detained on suspicion of fraudulently receiving funds in excess of 20 million shekel ($5.8 million).

Public Security Minister Gilad Erdan praised the police officers who responded so quickly, killed the attacker and prevented more injuries.

Police officers continued to visit the family's home every night, ostensibly to check on the minor well after the order against him had expired according to the military court's ruling.

"We're living in a topsy-turvy world. Instead of arresting the Arabs, the Hebron police arrests the victim and confiscates his weapon."

“It’s unbelievable. Like this, one could incriminate every minister and public figure.”

"Once the proceedings are exhausted and the attorney general announces he decided to file an indictment against the prime minister – the prime minister would not be able to continue serving as prime minister while under the indictment."

"The Shabak was pressed to solve the crime, and in order to do so, it trampled all the basic rights of an Israeli citizen."

"We hope our findings will ... help alert both manufacturers and consumers to the dangers inherent in the widespread use of unsecured IoT devices."

"We are carrying out extensive intelligence activities, and the Zeppelin is part of a complete intelligence network."

Police conditions could limit the size, location, timing, and attendance of the burial ceremony and a body could be kept until the family agrees to the terms.

“This isn’t the time to attack Orthodox Jews, let’s find these specific men and deal with it that way,” one user suggested.

The US has extradition treaties with more than 100 countries – including Russia.

Have any of the readers experienced studying Talmud – or cooking, for that matter – under daily police "supervision"?

Earlier this week, the Washington Post reported that Chinese, Israeli, Mexican and United Arab Emirates officials prefer to deal with Kushner because he is "naïve" and can be manipulated due to his lack of experience.

Earlier this month, the hacker tried to escape from the Russian Compound detention center in Jerusalem.

The arrest was carried out following a report of a sharp smell from the suspect's home.

Now it turns out that "maximum severity" promised by Shaked does not include criminal charges.