Israel police
Coverage of Israel police in the Nexus archive.
- Israeli forces nab 14 suspects after probe into Judea, Samaria explosive materials
Israeli security forces arrested 14 individuals suspected of smuggling dual-use chemicals for manufacturing explosives in Judea and Samaria. The Israel Police confirmed the arrests as part of an investigation into materials linked to terrorist groups.
- Keeping his head: Educator detained for dual Israeli-Palestinian flag kippa dons replacement
An educator was detained for wearing a kippa displaying both Israeli and Palestinian flags. After Israeli police removed the Palestinian flag from his kippa in April, he purchased a new one from the same Jerusalem store and continues to wear it undeterred.
- Israel Police spokesman calls Yair Golan a ‘disturber of Israel,’ drawing backlash
An Israel Police spokesman labeled opposition leader Yair Golan a 'disturber of Israel,' sparking backlash. The spokesman later retracted his comments after Golan stated he would closely monitor the police during the upcoming election to ensure impartiality.
- One killed, 5 wounded in Israel shooting attacks; suspect dead
One person was killed and five others wounded in multiple shooting attacks in Israel, with a suspect killed near Kokhav Yair. Attacks also occurred in Tzur Natan and Tzur Yitzhak, and Israel’s military reported ongoing searches for a second perpetrator. National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir referenced a death penalty law for Palestinians convicted of terror charges.
- {At least 1 Israeli man has been killed in a shooting attack on the Israeli side of the boundary with the Israel-occupied West Bank, Israel police and paramedics say} (CORRECTS: A previous APNewsAlert erroneously reported {that he was killed inside the West Bank}
At least one Israeli man was killed in a shooting attack on the Israeli side of the boundary with the Israel-occupied West Bank, according to Israel police and paramedics. A previous APNewsAlert incorrectly reported the incident occurred inside the West Bank.
- Ultra-Orthodox anti-draft mob attacks bereaved mother of IDF soldier in her car
An Ultra-Orthodox anti-draft mob attacked Valerie Shoshan, the chief medical officer of the Israel Police, in her car. She stated she felt her son Elyassaf, who was killed in Gaza fighting, was with her during the incident.