Two residents of Eilat are accused of robbery after spotting a man withdrawing 8,000 shekels at a bar. They followed him home and attacked him, making off with thousands of shekels in cash.
A southern Israeli man faces multiple terrorism charges after publishing 45 TikTok videos praising Hamas and calling for terror attacks. Prosecutors allege he expressed identification with the designated terrorist organization and incitement to violence.
Israeli police have solved the murder of Yanis Yoshvayev, a 41-year-old crime figure shot dead at a gas station in Caesarea last month. A suspect has been charged following the completion of the investigation.
Israeli police raided a home in the Galilee village of Ma'ar last week, uncovering an illegal weapons and ammunition stockpile concealed inside a refrigerator. The discovery is part of an intensified crackdown on criminal activity in the northern region.
A motorcyclist died from severe injuries sustained in a collision on Route 50 near the Ataroth industrial zone outside Jerusalem. Police are investigating the circumstances of the accident.
Police have indicted two prison inmates for assaulting Tal Dardik, a settler accused of serious violence against Palestinians in the Jordan Valley. Dardik denies all allegations, calling them completely false.
Israeli police intercepted over two kilograms of synthetic drug MDMB hidden in a shipment from Thailand, concealed as printer liquid. An Abu Gosh resident was arrested attempting to collect the package near Yad Binyamin.
Police launched a manhunt Saturday evening after an armed robbery and shooting incident at an events hall in the Arab Israeli town of Baqa al-Gharbiyya. No casualties were reported, but investigators are working to identify the suspects who fled the scene.
Turkish authorities have arrested over 200 suspects in connection with an international investment fraud network that allegedly defrauded victims of more than $3 billion. Nine Israelis are among those detained, including individuals accused of leading the operation.
Police have opened a criminal investigation after a television report alleged that Ayalon Highways chairman Aidan David systematically inflated his credentials to meet job requirements. The company's board demanded he respond to the allegations by September 22.
A 34-year-old Haifa resident faces charges for disrupting a church service, damaging property, and spitting on a police officer. Prosecutors say the incident was not motivated by religious or hate crime factors.
A Tel Aviv woman faces charges of negligent manslaughter and hit-and-run after striking and killing a pedestrian while driving with three times the legal alcohol limit. She reportedly continued driving without calling for help.
