Police brutality
Knesset investigation reveals health risks of water cannons, skunk spray used during protests
The Israel Medical Association (IMA) has also previously warned about similar health risks.
Kenya's president says blogger died 'at the hands of the police'
Haifa Cop indicted for choking protester in anti-gov't demonstration in Caesarea
Mounted police officer indicted for whipping judicial reform protester
Rallies planned across Britain against new protest law
In London, police warned, "enforcement action will be taken, if needed, in the interests of public health."
Israel's police too quick to shoot first, ask questions later
There have been numerous complaints about police being quick on the trigger, especially regarding the Arab community in Israel.
Police commander backs up officer who killed mentally ill Arab-Israeli
The Department for the Investigation of Police (DIP) has opened an investigation into the incident.
Cases of police brutality closed without investigation - ombudsman
"This factual picture should not have occurred as it did."
George Floyd's family receives $27 million settlement over his death
Benjamin Crump, an attorney for the Floyd family, said the agreement was the largest pre-trial settlement of a wrongful death lawsuit in US history.
Umm el-Fahm freezes policing activities after violent weekend
Umm al-Fahm Mayor Dr. Samir Mahamid, who was injured during Friday's protest, has claimed that the police statement was "misleading at best."
Buffalo officers cleared of charges on shoving elderly man
The officers remain suspended with pay pending the outcome of an internal affairs investigation, Buffalo police spokesman Captain Jeff Rinaldo said by email.
Notable activist injured during 33rd week of anti-Netanyahu protests
While the protests were peaceful for the most part of the evening, it was later reported that Asaf Agmon, a notable activist in the Anti-Netanyahu protests, was injured in Jerusalem.
California opens civil rights probe into Los Angeles Sheriff's Department
"Our department may finally have an impartial, objective assessment of our operations and recommendations on any areas we can improve our service to the community," Villanueva said.
Are the police working for the people? Not currently - opinion
While policing is not an easy job, the number of mistaken identities by the Israel Police seems to be beyond what might be expected.
