Police disperse protesters who blocked off roads, threw stones at officers in Umm al-Fahm as Arab community leaders demand police and government action in the face of ongoing violence and organized crime
Yigal Rambam, a protest leader, has been charged with leading an ‘unlawful procession’ on two occasions — despite state prosecutor's instructions not to charge protesters to protect freedom of expression
The police arrested a minor from a Bedouin community in the Negev desert and are looking for a Palestinian suspect from the West Bank
The anti-gov't activist accused the policeman of behaving violently and sexually assaulting a female demonstrator during protests outside Netanyahu's residence
Palestinians and Israeli officials report increasing violence by settlers in the West Bank following the December death in a police chase of a settler suspected of throwing stones at Palestinians
While the vast majority of West Bank attacks by Israelis last year were aimed at Palestinians, officials warn of escalation as protests over teen's death transform into 'a battlefield' between settlers and law enforcement
The activist, who protested the 2019 police killing of an Ethiopian Israeli teen, provided documentation proving the officer pushed her before she slapped him
Court rules police must pay demonstrators who gathered outside the Caesarea home of a bereaved family that hosted anti-Netanyahu activists
Officer is suspected of giving an interview to a journalist, who published his version of events that led to the death of 16-year-old Ahuvia Sandak
Protests across the country follow report by three TV channels which alleged that the PM's safety was compromised during a demonstration, even though police statements in court made no such claim
Officers are searching for the assailants in the Bedouin town of Tuba-Zangariyye, which has seen a series of acts of violence against police who are investigating protection money extortion there
Police Maj. Gen. Doron Yadid's term as Jerusalem district commander is characterized by his handling of protests and riots, along with a drop in both the number of terror attacks and the crime rate in Jerusalem
Officer acted in self-defense, investigators say, after Shirel Habura repeatedly attacked him with a knife – but chide police for failing to write new procedures on how to handle the mentally ill despite recommendations
Public Security Minister Amir Ohana instructed the police to prepare for the possibility that demonstrators will copy the storming of the U.S. Capitol and try to enter Netanyahu's residence
Hundreds protest in front of public security minister’s home and block roads, calling to dismantle the police unit involved in the teen's West Bank death
78-year-old Oded Alish who builds devices protesters use to form human chains at demonstrations, was interrogated by police for hours ■ 70-year-old Rami Matan was arrested by police, and is currently being detained in a Jerusalem police station
Request made during investigation of two suspects; news company had opportunity to object but handed over 70 minutes of video
Authorities believe the incidents are connected to an investigation against people suspected of extorting protection money
Police warn that they will deal harshly with violations during the tightened lockdown, but officials tell Haaretz they won't enter schools and synagogues, despite calls to open them even new rules go into effect
Police say they won't be able to enforce the ban on some large gatherings like Friday prayers on Temple Mount
The thieves caught in the raid even restored some of their looted treasures; detectives needed a truck to cart away the coins, jewelry, statues, and figurines and pottery from ancient Greek and Italy
18-year-old indicted for attacking property after demonstration over the death of a settler teen chased by Israeli police after allegedly throwing stones at Palestinians
It is still unclear what role, if at all, the Iranians played in the attack. But as the anniversary of General Soleimani's death nears, the entire Middle East is riddled with warning signs
787 West Bank Palestinians, including 155 minors, were wounded last year by either sponge-tipped or live bullets fired by soldiers and the Border Police. Bashar lost an eye, Yousef has skull fractures. Both will require long convalescences
14 detained as hundreds take to the streets as the investigation into Ahuvia Sandak's death continues ■ Police report damage to police car, seven officers wounded
Police say protesters threw stones and eggs at them at a protest against the death of Ahuvia Sandak, who was killed in a car chase with police in the West Bank
For years, settlers and right-wing activists have been calling for the closure of the police section in charge of nationalist crime perpetrated by the so-called hilltop youth. This week, even defense officials joined in
The charges allege that Shimi Marciano slapped and pushed a 12-year-old demonstrator to the ground who had tried to flee and pushed another protester who filmed officers at the protest