Police detain senior figure in Histadrut's Hapoel branch for questioning as part of corruption case
He is one of several dozen key figures detained, along with eight people arrested until now, as part of the two-year-long investigation.
Road closures, canceled trains: Mass ultra-Orthodox protests shut down Jerusalem's public transport
Road closures began at noon, and Israel Police and Netvei Israel have called on the public to avoid driving to the entrance area to Jerusalem throughout the day.
Despite gag order, details leak in Petah Tikva murder allegedly involving famous model
A legal request filed by the victim's father, who is currently in prison for the murder of his wife, revealed details that were previously held under a gag order.
`City lost control` Hadera residents live in fear as crime rates rise
The Hadera city council called an emergency meeting on Wednesday due to the recent and dramatic rise in crime in the city.
Beit She'an sextortion ring: Posing as underage sex workers, network blackmails thousands from men
Three young men from Beit She'an are suspected of impersonating women and extorting more than NIS 100,000 from people online.
Jerusalem in chaos: ‘People lying unconscious, shattered glass everywhere'
Israeli first responders described a difficult scene in Jerusalem in the immediate aftermath of a deadly bus-stop terror attack.
WATCH: Haredi anti-draft protesters block Highway 4 near Bnei Brak
Several dozen protesters blocked the southbound direction of the highway, with others blocking the northbound direction.
Highway 4 opens to traffic following Haredi protests over IDF draft arrest
The demonstrations come amid heightened tensions surrounding the state’s policies on military conscription and ongoing failures in the rehabilitation of wounded veterans.
Border Police officer among four indicted for ammunition theft and trade
Tal Joseph, a Border Police officer stationed at a base in the West Bank, exploited his access to weapons and stole large quantities of 5.56 mm ammunition.
Easy money and no implications: Lahav 433 officer reveals motives behind Israelis spying for Iran
"These cases reflect a broader phenomenon that began with the outbreak of the war, with Iranian operatives showing a strong drive to recruit from within Israel," said Peretz.
