Crime in Israel

Moshe Atias, 18, was indicted for spying for Iran and aiding the enemy during the Israel-Hamas war.

After IDF soldiers urged him to get down and explained the danger, the defendant agreed to come down from the electricity pole and leave the scene.

The teenager allegedly entered the police station with a 10cm blade in protest of what he perceived as the Jewish occupation of Israel and Operation Iron Swords. 

The fraud, committed largely via telephone, particularly targeted Israel's Russian-speaking community, with scammers speaking in Russian.

Police mobilized after hearing gunshots from the party and arrested two suspects involved in the use and possession of weapons.

The murdered victim's name was Yosef Abu Rakaik. The background behind the incident that led to his murder is part of a conflict between families in the area.

By the tally of the Arabam Initiatives, an NGO that tracks Arab-Israeli crime rates, Sahar is the 88th such victim in 2025, and the fifth woman.

Agalin had reportedly begun consuming content of the terrorist organization and tried to hide it.

One of the arrested suspects is a soldier, according to details revealed from the investigation.

The suspects reportedly used threats against the victims’ families, carried out shooting incidents, and even attempted to murder one of the victims.