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Palestinian tunnel found near Jerusalem security wall
Border Police seal tunnel dug from near Palestinian village of al-Jib, warning such routes could be used by terrorists to infiltrate Israel or smuggle weapons
Meir Turgeman
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09.10.26
Qusra family home remains under siege: 'We are heading toward escalation'
For nearly four weeks, settlers and IDF soldiers have cut off the Abu Rida family home near Nablus; its owner hopes courts or US pressure will help, as villagers warn the standoff could fuel escalation
Oded Shalom
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09.05.26
Border Police officers accused of taking bribes to let Palestinians through checkpoint
Prosecutors say two officers allowed unauthorized Palestinians and vehicles through the al-Jib crossing near Jerusalem in exchange for cash, free meals and other favors
Liran Tamari
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08.25.26
Border Guard soldiers uncover ancient burial cave in east Jerusalem during security search
Graves date to Second Temple period; archeological finds were discovered by Jerusalem Border Police officers beneath a building in Silwan during searches as part of a violent dispute between families
ynet
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08.24.26
Grandfather fell as Border Police fighter in Lebanon; granddaughter will command unit’s recruits
Closing a circle 44 years after Border Police fighter Shlomo Aharon was killed in Lebanon’s first Tyre disaster, his granddaughter Peleg, 21, completed officers’ course and will now train the force’s next generation: ‘I wanted only Border Police’
Israel Moshkovitz
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06.28.26
Police raid northern Israeli town in suspected child marriages case
Police detained minors suspected of recently taking part in underage marriage ceremonies at a closed Haredi community in the town of Yavne’el, along with individuals allegedly involved in organizing, facilitating, and conducting the events
Shilo Freid, Israel Moshkovitz
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06.24.26
A baa-d heist: 56 rare research sheep stolen from central Israel scientific institute
Three men charged in the theft; 20 sheep recovered, but 36 remain missing and may have been slaughtered during Eid al-Adha
Ilana Curiel
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06.04.26
‘You killed him!’: seconds after fatal shooting of unarmed Rahat man caught on video | Content warning
Video shows Ahmad al-Naami lying by his car after the fatal shooting in Rahat; police say he attacked officers during a chase; his family disputes the account
Ilana Curiel
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05.10.26
Family of Rahat man killed in police chase says he could barely walk: ‘They could have shot him in the leg’
A reservist Border Police officer who shot dead Ahmad al-Naami of Rahat is being questioned by the police internal affairs unit; his family says he suffered a stroke 4 years ago; his brother: 'They could have shot him in the leg — not sent him to the grave'
Ilana Curiel
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05.09.26
Border Police officer suspended after fatal shooting of unarmed Rahat man
An initial inquiry found two officers chased Ahmad Said al-Naami into an alley, where police say he attacked them; one officer opened fire, killing him
Hassan Shaalan, Liran Tamari
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05.09.26
Unarmed Rahat man shot dead by Border Police during chase
Police say 50-year-old Ahmad Said al-Naami fled in his car, then on foot, resisted arrest and assaulted two officers, who opened fire after feeling their lives were in danger
Hassan Shaalan
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05.09.26
West Bank settler violence enforcement shifts from IDF to Border Police
Security officials say the move aims to close enforcement gaps in areas under Palestinian Authority control, where soldiers lack police arrest powers and coordination delays have hampered efforts to prevent attacks and collect evidence
Elisha Ben Kimon
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04.26.26
Palestinians charged in attempted lynching of disabled Jewish teen who lost consciousness
Teen mistakenly entered Huwara and was identified as Jewish online; three attackers beat him unconscious and fled, believing he had died, in what Shin Bet and police call a severe terrorist attack with lynching characteristics
Idan Bloemhof, Elisha Ben Kimon
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03.24.26
Police: Palestinians used sewer tunnel to slip past West Bank barrier into Jerusalem
Border Police officers found a folding ladder and iron rungs embedded in concrete inside the tunnel and walked dozens of meters through it, crossing beneath the barrier meant to prevent unauthorized entry
Meir Turgeman
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03.02.26
Undercover agents infiltrate Negev crime gangs, dozens arrested, M-16 rifles seized
After months posing as criminals, police agents gained gangs’ trust in southern Israel, leading to dozens of arrests and the seizure of 13 M-16 rifles, 11 Glock pistols and weapons worth over NIS 1 million
Ilana Curiel
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02.24.26
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