Officers suspected of eight different incidents over period of months are also suspected of fraud, breach of trust, obstruction of justice and abusing their positions
Identifying with George Floyd is easy, says Shula Mola, a founder of the Association of Ethiopian Jews. White Israelis should confront the institutionalized racism at home, even at the anti-Netanyahu protests
Rotem Gil, a superintendent in the department that investigates police misconduct, asked cops to cancel a 2,000 shekel traffic ticket in a case the ombudsman says smacks of a conflict of interest
Of five arrested on suspicion of attacking protesters Saturday, two released and two put on house arrest; Of 12 protesters arrested Saturday, 10 released and two suspected of attacking police were put on house arrest
The media don't report on the protests, the prime minister says, they take part in them
A number of groups have been involved in the demonstrations at the Prime Minister’s Residence, but none of them is actually in charge
They've chosen the path of solidarity, compassion and cooperation, unlike the aggressiveness and competitiveness they say they were taught in Israeli society
Dozens of La Familia activists in Jerusalem promised to 'change the rules of the game,' and some tried to keep their promise by targeting protesters who had left an anti-government demonstration
Indictment recounts how Ayman Masarwa brutally beat his wife Wafa, stabbed her and left her to die as he fled the scene
Sagi Haber posted a photo by Haaretz's Alex Levac that shows Netanyahu raising his hand in a manner similar to a Nazi salute. Following a complaint, a police officer came to his home and told him it constituted incitement
As over 1,000 gathered for ongoing protests against Netanyahu in Jerusalem, far-right extremists attacked media photographers, Palestinian bus driver during counter-protest
Five protesters demonstrating against police brutality were injured on Tuesday ■ Judge says 'two groups provoked one another,' while police detain two more people suspected of assaulting anti-gov't protesters
People arrested at the demonstrations report that police tried to get intelligence about protests and their organizers from them, asking if they identify with the right or left
Ronni Gamzu has managed to finally enact the measures Israel knew it needed months ago; but however smart the band-aid, it is not going to fix the increasingly violent confrontation around the anti-Netanyahu protests
Police to deploy undercover, special forces as far-right mobilizes opposition to anti-government rally planned for Thursday
Municipal inspectors began removing equipment from encampment in Jerusalem's Independence Park
State says in response to High Court petition against use of water cannons that demonstrators also threw stones, although alleged incidents weren’t mentioned by police in press conference after protest
In fourth time within a week, protesters injured at anti-gov't demonstration. 'They came to murder us,' one eyewitness says
Over a thousand come out against Public Security Minister Amir Ohana's alleged attempts to use police to silence anti-Netanyahu protests ■ Five injured by an unknown group
Ohana, who is openly gay and has voted against his party's stance on LGBTQ issues, resigned based on a law that allows a limited number of cabinet members to free up their parliamentary seats
Members of extremist group of soccer fans left a protest in Jerusalem last week and went on a night-time quest. Only the police were able to stop a lynch
Public Security Minister Ohana calls anti-government demonstrators outside the prime minister's residence anarchists, so far-rightists on the street and bad cops act accordingly. But the right to protest is vital for democracy
Man shot in the village of Kafr Aqab, which police need military escort to reach
Justice Minister Avi Nissenkorn cautions against over-policing and vows to protect right to protest ■ Haaretz reported earlier that public security minister is pressuring the police to stifle anti-Netanyahu demonstrations
Officials say Public Security Minister Amir Ohana is being 'very intense' behind closed doors about the need to halt demonstrations and demanding police act more forcefully toward protesters