Police and Crime

Five more bombs were found after a twin bombing that left an IDF officer with head and facial wounds at Hizme checkpoint.

The court ruled that police must give more consideration as to whether or not to arrest young minors.

German authorities have determined a killer near Munich had an 'Islamist motive.'

Police quickly arrested two terror suspects in an attack on elderly ladies in Jerusalem. Hunt continues.

Two elderly ladies were stabbed by Arab terrorists as they walked with friends in Jerusalem early on the morning before Israel's Memorial Day.

According to the French government, the country's museums are in possession of some 2,000 similarly unclaimed works.

But the prosecution is going for broke, and have even conscripted a top attorney, Nadav Weissman, to litigate for them.

Naddaf issued a statement Sunday saying the source for the complaints against him are criminal elements in the Arab community.

Jewish travelers en route to Paris from Barcelona were pulled from the flight on the British EasyJet airline.

More than 500 security personnel as well as paramilitary gendarmes will patrol the Palais des Festivals area.

Israel's ambassador to the European Union and NATO says all three gain more with unity.

The Israeli Arab leader of the outlawed Northern Islamic Movement has entered prison near Be'er Sheva to begin his jail sentence.

Understandably, Iran's authorities were not amused.

It is a very serious matter that police do not permit Jews to protest the police own racist actions."

Minister Bennet twitted that the deputy chief of staff made a mistake and he must correct it "One minute before the Holocaust deniers turn these erroneous words into a flag."

'Thousands' of Arabs attended the funeral of the Arab terrorist who hit and ran over three IDF soldiers.

Thanks to the alert policemen a potential terror attack was foiled.

The proposed new law is yet to receive the endorsement of Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked or of AG Avichai Mandelblit.

Ben David was found guilty and convicted on April 19 for the kidnapping, torture and subsequent murder of 14-year-old Arab, Mohammed Abu Khdeir.

The Pentagon is worried about a 'hit list' posted online by ISIS encouraging supporters to attack 75 US military staff members.

Six IEC executives are facing charges in Tel Aviv court for bribery and money laundering.

Initial findings of a police investigation indicate an Israeli tourist was beaten to death with bricks in Hungary.

A Jerusalem terror victim is slowly improving at Shaare Zedek Medical Center after being stabbed in the back.

"An orthodox Islam that does not respect our constitution or even contradicts it is incompatible with our legal system and culture."

Two murder suspects have been arrested in Hungary in connection with the death of Jerusalem resident Ofir Gross, z'l.

"It's a very scary world, and you know what? I don't think that anybody is safe anywhere."

They seek punitive damages of about $1.2 million.

Bicycle riding is encouraged in Tel Aviv -- but not in Rabin Square -- and riding against the rules can earn you a hefty fine.

More than a month after a deadly attack by Da'esh, Brussels International Airport is ready to reopen its departure hall.

The citations will be awarded despite criticism at the time that the auxiliary policeman was seen shooting the terrorist after he had been neutralized and was lying on the grass.