Police minister said to push authorities to advance process, as state reportedly uninterested in pressing charges that may prevent suspects from leaving Israel

After rioting in city's south, justice and national security ministers tout plan to move asylum seekers to wealthier, and left-leaning, neighborhoods

Police chief and ministers Smotrich and Arbel, but not Ben Gvir, set to attend meeting on security of mayoral vote and candidates; Netanyahu mulls use of administrative detention

Minor who allegedly took part in settler riots will attend the Bnei David Mechina, known for its rabbis' controversial remarks, in unprecedented deal approved by defense minister

Defense minister reportedly slams far-right lawmaker seeking ability to also hold suspects without charge, saying having experience behind bars doesn't make him an expert

For 4th week in a row, panel postpones decision on legislation that would let far-right police minister wield administrative detention authority; no new discussion date set

Police minister makes remark in response to report that his ministry hasn't taken up security agency offer to supply advisers for countering violent crime wave in Arab community

Defense minister tells Levin legislation giving national security minister power to use administrative detention tool could bring 'harm to national security'

Aviah Aryeh, 20, allegedly attacked Palestinians and destroyed property in Luban a-Sharqiya following Eli terror attack, but authorities don't have enough evidence to charge him

Legislation would allow national security minister to order suspects into administrative detention, block internet usage, curtail freedom of movement, and other restrictions