Police officer who was present amid bloody violence at Givat Ze'ev scene says cops were target of a 'pogrom,' counters claims of brutality

Outcry as police filmed leading bloody, dazed brother of the bride out of Givat Ze'ev event amid screams and cries of family and guests; police say officers were attacked first

Suspect, a 20 year-old from East Jerusalem, questioned on suspicion of 'insulting religion'; police searching for additional suspects

Amid reports of large events and a lack of enforcement by police, only 171 fines issued for prayer violations across the country during lockdown - and only one in Jerusalem

Head of police's Investigations and Intelligence Division and commander of Judea and Samaria Unit reported to have taken part in meal with over 10 guests in small windowless room

Security camera catches thieves entering 24-hour kiosk before dawn and ordering owner to empty register before leaving with some $600; manager says he doesn't expect police to help

Defense chief talks with public security minister and acting police chief, calls for more police to be deployed to protect demonstrators, enforce lockdown rules

Police open inquiry after Modiin Illit’s top law enforcement official recorded saying he won’t ‘mess with’ synagogues, as long as they listen to officers when complaint filed

Top commander rejects accusations of political motives after airing of police footage of Amis Haskel yelling at Ethiopian Israeli officer

Magen David Adom workers accused of falsifying negative results for some customers, including outbound passengers at Ben Gurion airport, netting tens of thousands of shekels