Police arrested three female daycare staff members in Sharon region on suspicion of physically abusing toddlers, allegedly throwing them and pulling their ears. The three women, residents of Ra'anana in their 30s and 50s, face extended detention hearings.
Police have arrested three residents of a Herzliya apartment following a violent altercation on August 22 that resulted in one man's death. The suspects, aged 30-50, face assault charges in connection with the incident.
An Orthodox Christian priest in Jaffa was arrested and strip-searched after objecting to police treatment of an e-bike rider. The incident has sparked concerns about police conduct and prompted the priest to consider leaving Israel.
Aidan David, chairman of Nativei Ayalon toll road company, has been detained for questioning by Israel's Lahav 433 investigative unit on suspicion of fraud, breach of trust, forgery, and filing false affidavits.
Chaim Atgar, known for exposing imposters on Israeli television, releases a new book on fraud prevention as scams surge. He warns that AI and evolving tactics have made fraud accessible to criminals of all sophistication levels.
Frank Strada, appointed to oversee Tennessee's execution program, faces renewed questions about his track record after two botched procedures. His previous role in Arizona, where he supervised similarly troubled executions, has come back into focus.
Christa Pike's future hangs in limbo after a botched lethal injection execution. Her attorneys are seeking to commute her sentence to life imprisonment, while the victim's mother says justice has been denied.
Three masked attackers broke into a British crypto investor's home, assaulted him with hammers, and threatened to kill his pregnant wife and unborn child unless he transferred hundreds of thousands of pounds. The extortion succeeded.
Christa Pike survived two doses of lethal injection in Tennessee, marking a rare execution failure. The inmate was hospitalized after complaining of severe burning, raising fresh questions about capital punishment methods.
A rejected appeal at Hebrew University reveals a troubling case: a young doctoral student repeatedly harassed by her advisor complained to authorities, but was found dead before his conviction was finalized. The mathematician now holds senior positions in France.
The mother of a woman hospitalized from custody was questioned by Jerusalem police after presenting a forged document claiming visitation rights. Security officials grew suspicious when the accused appeared to recover mobility immediately after the mother's visit.
A 90-year-old pedestrian was fatally struck by a garbage truck at Kibbutz Brur Chayil in southern Israel. Police have launched an investigation into the incident.
