Haifa Man Arrested for Spying for Iran
Raanan Ohana, 44, was arrested in Haifa by Israel Police and Shin Bet for allegedly spying for Iran, photographing sensitive sites for digital currency.
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Bank of Israel Buys $801 Million in Forex Amid Shekel Volatility
The Bank of Israel purchased $801 million in foreign currency in May to stabilize the shekel amid its volatility, pushing reserves to a record high in Israel.
Israeli Biotech Moves Closer to Worlds First Engineered Spinal Cord Implant
An Israeli biotech company has begun preparations for what could become the world’s first implantation of an engineered spinal cord in a ...
After Nearly Three Years, Israelis Carry Wars Psychological Toll in Different Ways
A new review by ICAMH at Hebrew University of Jerusalem reveals Israelis face diverse psychological impacts from nearly three years of war, requiring tailored.
Jerusalem Bus Driver Arrested for Driving Under Influence of Drugs
A 26-year-old Jerusalem bus driver was arrested after testing positive for cocaine and cannabis, with his license suspended for 30 days.
A public bus driver in Jerusalem was detained for questioning on suspicion of driving under the influence of drugs, as part of an proactive operational activity by detectives from the Jerusalem District’s Intelligence and Investigations Unit, along with officers from the Oz Police Station.
Jerusalem bus driver detained for drug use (cocaine, cannabis); license suspended, bus impounded for 30 days.
Industrial Output Price Index Down 1.2% in July
Israel's industrial output price index dropped 1.2% in July, with fuel prices falling 12.1%, according to the Central Bureau of Statistics.
A suspect who dug a shaft near the separation fence in the Qalandia area was arrested. During his interrogation, he claimed he intended to dig a tunnel to infiltrate the country’s territory. This occurred during an operation by Border Police fighters in the Jerusalem envelope area.
Border Police arrested a suspect near Qalandia who dug a shaft, admitting intent to tunnel into Israel. Digging tools found; investigation ongoing.
Terror attack thwarted – suspect arrested in Shuafat refugee camp in the Jerusalem area. Last night, undercover Border Police officers from Jerusalem, along with a force from the Jerusalem Envelope Border Police and the Jerusalem District, operated under the guidance of the Shin Bet.
Israel Police thwarted a terror attack, arresting a suspect in Shuafat refugee camp, Jerusalem, following Shin Bet intelligence.
An investigation was opened following a report of an assault on a bus driver in Jerusalem. During the night, a report was received about a bus driver who was allegedly assaulted by several suspects.
Jerusalem police investigate bus driver assault; driver injured and hospitalized, suspects sought.
Border Police fighters in the Jerusalem envelope performed a suspect arrest procedure at the Shuafat crossing. The suspect was shot in the leg after not obeying the fighters’ instructions a short time ago.
Border Police shot a suspect in the leg at Shuafat crossing after they failed to obey instructions; no officers were injured.
Officers from the Moriah Police Station were dispatched a short time ago following a report of a violent incident on Derech Karmit Street in Jerusalem.
Officers from the Moriah Police Station were dispatched a short time ago following a report of a violent incident on Derech Karmit Street in Jerusalem.
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