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The Israeli Privacy Protection Authority Expands its International Collaborations: Signing of a Mutual Cooperation Agreement (MOU) with the National Privacy Commission of the Philippines
As part of the Global Privacy Summit (GPS 2025) organized by the IAPP in Washington, D.C., the Israeli Privacy Protection Authority signed a Mutual Cooperation…
Police officers from the Tel Aviv Central Station in the Yarkon district recently arrested a resident of central Israel on suspicion of alleged sexual offenses.
Police officers from the Tel Aviv Central Station in the Yarkon district recently arrested a resident of central Israel on suspicion of alleged sexual offenses.
The Central Unit in the Tel Aviv District solved a murder incident from 2019. On 27.12.19, the body of Eviatar Azarzar (18) was found in a pit in an open area near the Morasha Junction.
Israel Police's Tel Aviv Central Unit solved a 2019 murder, arresting four suspects in April 2026 for the shooting death of Eviatar Azarzar.
Netanyahu Trial Hearing Scrapped Amid Security Update and Plea-Agreement Signals
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's corruption trial hearing in Jerusalem was scrapped over security concerns, as prosecutors signal readiness for plea.
Investigation of a brawl and stabbing incident between minors at a school in the town of Abu Talul – suspects arrested, including educational staff. Last week, a report was received regarding a violent incident between
Israel Police arrested suspects, including school staff, in a brawl and stabbing involving minors in Abu Talul; father also arrested for aiding escape.
Tel Aviv District police officers arrested a resident of Ramat Gan on suspicion of impersonating a licensed nurse and providing medical services to patients. Over the past few months, a covert investigation has been conducted by the Fraud Division in the Tel Aviv District.
Tel Aviv Police arrested a Ramat Gan resident for impersonating a nurse, forging certificates, and providing uncertified medical services, including lectures.
Eleven gang members were arrested on suspicion of defrauding and swindling dozens of elderly and vulnerable people, with an accumulated sum of approximately one million shekels. Jerusalem District Police detectives began a covert investigation several months ago.
Israel Police arrested 11 suspects in a million-shekel fraud scheme targeting elderly and vulnerable individuals through impersonation and identity theft.
Following an investigation conducted by the Central Unit in the Judea and Samaria District, indictments and prosecution statements were filed against seven suspects, senior members and associates of the Hariri crime organization.
Israel Police indicts 7 Hariri crime organization members for extortion and terror threats involving explosives, following arrests in multiple locations.
Following an investigation by officers from the Sheft Police Station in the Jerusalem District, an indictment was filed yesterday against three minors.
Sheft Police Station indictment filed against three minors for violent assault stemming from a dispute and suspicion of informing police.
Three suspects were arrested on suspicion of defrauding elderly victims of NIS 350,000. In recent months, a covert investigation has been conducted by the Fraud Department of the Coastal District regarding a suspected Russian scam operation.
Israel Police arrest three suspects for defrauding elderly victims of NIS 350,000 in a suspected Russian scam operation.
Following a video published on social media, which documented several youths riding electric bicycles and throwing eggs at a police vehicle in the city of Holon,
Holon youths, 14-15, arrested for throwing eggs at police vehicle; facing indictment after investigation and restrictive release.
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