Journalist Abd Abu Shahada slams Shin Bet arrest as 'abuse of unchecked power'
Following his release after five days in Shin Bet custody, journalist Abd Abu Shahada told 103FM that his arrest was intended to intimidate Arab citizens and journalists.
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Police chief asks AG to advance appointments Ben-Gvir has yet to sign as rift deepens
IPS overhauls inmate rehabilitation, officer responsibilities as prison security upgraded
Global mayors mark Kristallnacht in Jerusalem as Huckabee urges them to counter misinformation
Wave of shootings, grenade attacks in Rishon Lezion sparks fears of mob feud harming civilians
The string of criminal incidents in recent months has left residents fearing that conflicts between criminal elements and attempts to intimidate businesspeople could ultimately harm innocent people.
Sanctioned Russian Defense Ministry jet lands in Israel after departing Moscow military base
The Tupolev Tu-154M, which departed from a military base near Moscow, has been on the US sanctions list since 2023.
Israel approves initial 250 foreign troops for Gaza as US prepares multinational force
Foreign military officers, accompanied by US troops, have been spotted near Gaza as preparations advance for a multinational force, with Israel authorizing an initial deployment of 250 soldiers.
WATCH: Israel Police arrest 50 suspected of extorting contractors under guise of security services
Some 500 officers raided targets across Israel on Monday, arresting 50 suspected of extorting contractors under the guise of security services, including a sitting council head in the North.
IDF reveals 10 km Rafah tunnel where Hamas held Hadar Goldin's remains, one year after his return
The IDF said the route ran more than 10 km beneath a dense Rafah neighborhood, including an UNRWA compound, mosques and schools, and was used by senior Hamas commanders.
Water Authority has no flooding plan, no budget, no organization, climate resilience expert says
Babitsky cited a shortfall in spending over the previous decade and unresolved questions about which national and local authorities are responsible.
Israeli couple mistakenly enters Bethlehem with one-year-old son, rescued by security forces
An Israeli couple from Jerusalem and their one-year-old son were rescued after mistakenly entering Area A near a Bethlehem hotel. The parents were later questioned by police.
Tel Aviv to impose fines of up to NIS 1,000 on drivers for excessive honking
The system will initially be installed at 11 locations across the city, including the intersection of Bograshov and Tchernichovsky streets and the area around Rabin Square
Police arrest east Jerusalem teen for allegedly tearing mezuzah from Jewish home
The resident of Silwan’s Yemenite Village returned home Thursday night to find the mezuzah ripped from his doorframe and graffiti on his door, police said.
'You are a coward': Danon confronts Iranian UN representative in heated confrontation
"You are a coward, and your leaders are cowards hiding underground," Danon told Iran's UN representative, warning that Tehran would face consequences for its support of terrorism.
