Efrat Forsher
Efrat Forsher is the police reporter for Walla and also covers the Israel Prisons Service and the Fire and Rescue Authority.
Bank Mizrahi CEO gives testimony as part of Histadrut labor federation corruption probe
Justice Ministry publishes list of terrorists to be released in hostage exchange
Police chase, shoot east Jerusalem suspect in possession of gun, likely criminal in nature
IDF soldier killed in accidental shooting by friend, police officer charged
The soldier was critically wounded from the accidental shot, and succumbed to his wounds overnight on Monday.
Jerusalem of wine and gold: I went out for 24 intoxicating hours of vacation
A new collaboration between the Prima Park Hotel in Jerusalem and Jerusalem Wineries will guarantee you 24 hours of intoxication. At least.
Shin Bet details explosive UAV plot to assassinate national security minister
Shin Bet announced the arrest of the cell on Wednesday, with additional details found during the investigation and questioning being published on Thursday.
Rabbi Leo Dee detained for putting on tefillin on Temple Mount on wedding day
On April 7, 2023, Rabbi Leo Dee lost his wife and two daughters in a terror attack.
Jerusalem man arrested for painting 'There is a Holocaust in Gaza' graffiti in the Holy Sepulchre
This comes just weeks after the same graffiti was found sprayed on the Western Wall, with many Israeli sites linking the two events.
Restrictions against 'Qatargate' suspect Yonatan Urich lifted, contact allowed with Netanyahu
Judge Mizrahi sharply criticized the police, writing that in his view, Urich is not a state employee and therefore cannot be suspected of bribery.
Five years on the run: Israel Police catch Palestinian suspect in rape of Polish tourist
The 30-year-old suspect was detained and brought in for questioning at the Etzion police station in the West Bank.
Netanyahu's former advisor questioned in Serbia over 'Qatargate,' classified documents affair
Deputy Commissioner Momi Meshulam is currently in Serbia conducting a legal deposition involving Srulik Einhorn, a former Netanyahu advisor.
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.
Easy cash, false identities, and dating scams: Iran's method of recruiting Israelis
Since October 7 and the outbreak of the war in Gaza, Israeli security forces have noted a significant rise in espionage recruitment of Israeli citizens by Iran.