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Suspected assassin of crime boss Yanis Yushvaev arrested after manhunt

Main suspect in the broad-daylight Caesarea shooting was found hiding in a Hadera apartment building; police deployed the elite Yamam unit after intelligence suggested he could be armed

Meir Turgeman, Liran Tamari, Eitan Glikman | 08.25.26

Ben Gurion Airport chaos foreseen: Officials warned of manpower shortages and safety risks

Minutes from a senior management meeting four days before Ben Gurion Airport’s shutdown show officials warned of severe manpower shortages, rising safety incidents and an inability to handle emergencies; Disruption affected 100,000 passengers, cost economy $8.5 million

Meir Turgeman | 08.24.26

Six crimes vs. 1,246: inside Israel’s safest and most dangerous neighborhoods

South Rothschild in Tel Aviv and Hod Hasharon’s Complex 200 have almost the same population, yet ynet’s crime index places them at opposite ends of Israel’s safety rankings

Maya Cohen, Meir Turgeman | 08.23.26

Israel Police warns tech firms against election influence operations

Police tell social media companies to watch for fake accounts, bots and coordinated campaigns, warning that helping conceal clients or manipulate political support could expose firms to legal liability

Meir Turgeman, Israel Wullman | 08.23.26

Ben Gurion Airport unveils fixes after chaos, but holiday disruption fears are far from over

The airport authority is recruiting and training new staff and sending managers into frontline shifts, while the union warns of a shortage of up to 500 workers as Rosh Hashanah approaches

Iris Lifshitz-Klieger, Meir Turgeman | 08.23.26

Tel Aviv suburb moves to keep outsiders off its beaches

Rishon LeZion’s deputy mayor wants to charge nonresidents NIS 150 to park at the beach on weekends, hoping to drive visitors elsewhere, ease severe congestion and give locals priority along the city’s limited coastline

Meir Turgeman | 08.22.26

Ben Gurion chaos explained: is the crisis over, and when will the airport return to normal?

Nearly 100,000 passengers were caught in Thursday’s disruption as canceled flights, staffing shortages and political accusations collided; officials hope for normal operations by Friday morning, but warn holiday-season congestion could return

Iris Lifshitz-Klieger, Meir Turgeman, Nina Fox | 08.20.26

Ben Gurion chaos blame game: workers cite shortages, Likud alleges political sabotage

Airport management blamed union-directed disruptions, while workers said exhausted staff were pushed beyond safe limits; Likud figures suspect the timing was meant to hurt Netanyahu and Regev, as officials probe ignored staffing warnings

Moran Azulay, Meir Turgeman, Nina Fox, Iris Lifshitz-Klieger | 08.20.26

‘We’re stuck in this mess’: travelers describe hours of chaos inside Ben Gurion Airport

Flights were canceled and delayed as operations slowly resumed; behind the scenes, officials traded blame over staffing shortages, ignored warnings and possible dismissals

Meir Turgeman | 08.20.26

After disruptions at Ben Gurion Airport: Activity will gradually resume from 3 p.m.

Thursday saw 600 flights and 100,000 passengers on the busiest summer travel day; The workers union and the airport authority trade accusations; 'Shutting airport at height of summer season is an extreme, difficult and unnecessary step that harms the public'

Iris Lifshitz-Klieger, Meir Turgeman | 08.20.26

Senior Likud officials suspected of hiding millions in real estate assets

Police questioned contractor Dudi Appel, former MK Michael Kleiner and businesspeople Yaffa and Yitzhak Dayan, seized property for possible forfeiture and released all four after several hours; their attorneys rejected the allegations against them

Meir Turgeman | 08.05.26

Left: A surveillance camera captures the suspect entering the office building before the fatal shooting. Right: Emergency responders and police gather outside the office building in Rishon Lezion where the lawyer was killed

‘I heard a volley of shots’: chilling footage shows suspect calmly walking into lawyer’s office before fatal shooting

Police say alleged killer, 23, shot the Rishon Lezion attorney during a dispute over 15,000 shekels, then fled before surrendering and confessing

Meir Turgeman | 08.05.26

Lawyer shot dead in Rishon Lezion office; disgruntled client surrenders to police

Police say a Ramla man in his 30s confessed after a large-scale manhunt; investigators suspect he opened fire following a dispute over the handling of a traffic accident compensation case, but the gun has not yet been recovered

Meir Turgeman | 08.04.26

Palestinian attackers beat an off-duty IDF soldier and steal his rifle | Watch

Four Palestinians were arrested over the assault near Susya, while the US Embassy extended a West Bank travel ban for its personnel amid what it called growing instability

Idan Bloemhof, Meir Turgeman, Daniel Edelson, New York | 07.28.26

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The first Bedouin criminal to become an Israeli police undercover agent: 'I thought he'd die'

Emergency codes, failed communications and a near-fatal operation in East Jerusalem: The dramatic story of 'The Wanderer,' the first Bedouin criminal recruited as an undercover Israeli police agent, whose work led to the arrests of dozens of suspected weapons traffickers

Meir Turgeman | 07.24.26

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