Arab Israeli Leader Ayman Odeh Makes It Into Time's List of '100 Rising Stars'
Magazine suggests politician's rise all the more extraordinary in light of greater obstacles faced by non-Jewish politicians in Israel
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'Nowhere Is Safe': Hunted, Shot, Israeli Arab Family Won't Leave Hospital Out of Fear
With mediation efforts within the community failing and police seemingly unwilling to provide protection, an entire family is left fending for itself
Israel's Top Court Insists Cop Be Tried for Killing of Arab Man. State Prosecutor Wants to Let Him Off
A trial over the 2014 incident would put police off from using force, prosecutor argues
Palestinian Was Charged With Attacking Israeli Police. Turns Out They Attacked Him
Video of the event shows officers attacking S. for no apparent reason. Despite the evidence, the internal investigations unit dropped the case against the officers
Analysis Instead of Quelling Violence in East Jerusalem, Israel Police Just Inflamed It
Small changes in the use of force, being attentive to Isawiyah's leadership, involving the municipality and a bit of common sense could have brought a quick reduction in violence
Settlers Attack Israeli Police During Arrest of Right-wing Activist in West Bank
Stones and paint thrown at officers trying to arrest 'hilltop youth' activist defying injunction prohibiting him from entering West Bank
Police Denied They Had Deal With E. Jerusalem Residents. These Texts Prove Otherwise
According to locals, police agreed not to send policemen to schools during certain hours to avoid tensions ■ Text messages seen by Haaretz negate police's denial that deal was reached
Israel Police Violate Deal With Palestinians, Approach Schools at Flashpoint East Jerusalem Neighborhood
According to locals, police agreed not to send policemen to schools during the daytime as students come and go in order to avoid tensions ■ Police deny a deal was reached
Request of Witness in Netanyahu Case to Label Interrogation as Classified Rejected
State prosecution, police tell Nir Hefetz that investigative materials cannot be concealed from the suspects’ lawyers
Five Settlers Arrested on Suspicion of Attacking Israeli Policemen at West Bank Outpost
The clash came after police prevented illegal construction work at the outpost of Maoz Esther
Top Officials Blast Israeli Justice Minister for Breaching Gag Order
Attorney General, Chief Justice stop short of calling out illegality of Amir Ohana's unsubstantiated disclosure of police investigation into PM's corruption case
'Police Brought in a Young Woman': Justice Minister Violates Gag Order on Netanyahu Corruption Case
Minister Amir Ohana reveals information pertaining to the investigation of prime minister's former spin doctor, Nir Hefetz, who turned state's evidence
Analysis Police Misconduct in Interrogation of Netanyahu Witness Won't Be What Collapses the Case
Numerous instances were reported in the past few years in which detectives took improper shortcuts in investigating corruption allegations
Attorney General Vows to Handle Any Misconduct in Probe of Witness in Netanyahu Case
Mendelblit's remarks came in response to a report by Chanel 12's Amit Segal that police used inappropriate means to pressure Nir Hefetz
Israel Police Arrest East Jerusalem School Strike Organizer
Parents ask Israel Police to sign agreement not to operate near academic institutions ■ Previous verbal commitment violated daily, residents say
Two Elected Officials Arrested for Corruption in the Galilee
The investigation fingered nearly 20 suspects, including the mayor of the Haifa suburb of Kiryat Ata
Two Men Found Dead Near Bedouin Community in Southern Israel; Police Suspect Murder
Jalal Shahada Abu Taha and Muhammad Abu Taha were discovered in a car with gunshot wounds ■ Locals announce strike in protest over police failure to curb violence
AG Denies Netanyahu's Request to Investigate Media Leaks Linked to Probes Against Him
Avichai Mendelblit tells the prime minister's lawyers that freedom of the press and the public's right to know were among the considerations behind his decision
Israeli Council Heads Among Ten Arrested in Corruption Case
The case involves officials both in local government and at the ministries, police suspect
Four Months After Police Shooting, Ethiopian Israeli Protests Still Going Strong
Demonstrators gather in front of the state prosecutor’s house almost daily; late last month, they disrupted a conference to try to get their message across
Israeli Woman Shot to Death, Police Arrest Her Husband
The 70-year-old woman and her husband, a doctor, didn’t have any history with police or welfare services, but were in the process of divorcing
Israel Arrests Palestinian Jerusalem Affairs Minister for Third Time Within a Year
Fadi al-Hadmi was detained by Israeli security on Sunday and later released. The circumstances leading to his detention remain unclear
Israeli-Arab Leaders to Start Hunger Strike to Protest Violence Within Community
Last week four people were murdered in Arab towns in Israel
East Jerusalem School Declares Strike After Israel Arrests Palestinian Student
Strike was announced following the arrest of 16-year-old student on school grounds, violating agreement reached earlier this year with Isawiyah residents in which police vowed to halt activity near schools
Israeli Affiliated With Major Organized Crime Ring Shot Dead in Panama
Gilad Ben-Shlomo, who was convicted of extortion by threats in Israel, is identified with high-profile Israeli delinquent Michael Mor's organization
Bedouin Man Shot Dead in Northern Israel
The 47-year-old contractor from the Lower Galilee is the 79th person killed amid gun violence in the Arab society in 2019
Netanyahu’s Son Calls Senior Likud Minister ‘A Rapist,’ Report Says
Gideon Sa'ar, a rival of the prime minister at the top of the party, says he rejects 'with great disgust the unbelievable and contemptible lies' bent on damaging him politically