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The 19-year-old usher asked them to stop smoking and leave the hall, after which he was attacked with punches and kicks. He was evacuated to Kaplan Medical Center with a broken nose and severe facial injuries. Police have filed an indictment against the four and requested their detention until the end of the proceedings.

An indictment was filed against a 62-year-old man who drove under the influence of alcohol and lost control of his vehicle in Karmiel. A breathalyzer test conducted on the spot showed an alcohol level four times the legal limit. His vehicle was seized and impounded for 30 days.

Prison security cameras captured an attorney passing drugs to an inmate during a visit. The suspect has been arrested and will face a court hearing to extend her detention.

A 13-year-old girl was treated at the 'Meuhedet' urgent care center in Hadera for second-degree burns after attempting a TikTok trend that involves heating 'squishy' toys in a microwave. Her mother warns: "No video is worth this risk."

Police are investigating an incident in Herzliya after an explosion was reported near a local business overnight. Authorities suspect a stun grenade was used, and no injuries or damages were reported.

A lawyer threatened a 17-year-old tattoo artist with a lawsuit, a fine, and imprisonment if he did not provide the regulations for a raffle he organized. Former Knesset member Abir Kara is intervening.

A 24-year-old suspect was located in Beersheba after allegedly smuggling three illegal immigrants into Israel, running them over, and causing the death of one of them. Police officers located his vehicle under a water conduit, and after the suspect was found, he was taken for interrogation.

Businessman Dudi Appel is the primary suspect in a case involving the concealment of assets worth tens of millions of shekels. The case also involves Likud tribunal president Michael Kleiner and businesspeople Yaffa and Yitzhak Dayan.

Police and Border Police forces raided a restaurant in Nazareth following intelligence reports. The owner and an employee were arrested, with police seeking to extend their detention. Over 530 weapons have been seized in the Northern District since the start of the year.

The Clal Center was designed to be a first-of-its-kind shopping center: instead of street-level shops, the retail space was built into an internal plaza, similar to the Dizengoff Center. However, a combination of infrastructure complaints and mysterious urban legends has left the building largely deserted.

The police began searches following reports of gunfire on Dov Hoz Street. According to the police, the suspects who fled towards Ramat Gan were located shortly after. There were no casualties or damage, and the police will request to extend their detention.

The main suspect, 17-year-old Avivar Shashon, claimed during interrogation that he acted in self-defense. Matanya, who was also attacked that evening, tells a different story: “He wasn’t stabbed with his own knife.”

The court is set to discuss extending the detention of a 20-year-old suspect in the murder of a lawyer in Rishon LeZion. The suspect turned himself in, claiming the motive was a long-standing debt.

A fight broke out during a screening in India after a viewer loudly revealed plot details of the film. In Hong Kong, police are searching for a woman suspected of throwing liquid at the 6-year-old son of a local actress following an argument over his behavior in the hall.

According to Delhi Police, the 53-year-old suspect purchased the murder weapon in advance. Following the crime, he withdrew a large sum of cash and was apprehended while attempting to escape. During interrogation, he cited a long-standing property dispute as the motive.

Police officers in New Jersey wore camouflage suits and hid in the vegetation to spot drivers using their phones. In just six hours, they issued 74 tickets. The fine for a repeat offense can reach $600.

The suspect filmed the president's golf club grounds in California and appeared to be tracking security preparations at the site. A rifle that was illegally modified, a pistol, a bulletproof vest, and notebooks containing "alarming statements" were found in his home. The Secret Service and the FBI are investigating whether he posed a threat to the president.

A preliminary investigation reveals that one of the involved parties inserted a magazine into the weapon, cocked it, and pulled the trigger toward his friend. The IDF has halted training in the battalion, and the Military Police has opened an investigation.

A shocking murder in Rishon LeZion: The partner of the murdered lawyer, who reported the incident to the police and Magen David Adom, recounted the moments of horror during the investigation: "I heard small pops, I didn't think they were gunshots."

Unknown individuals maliciously vandalized the grave of Nahal reconnaissance medic Staff Sergeant Nir Hoffman, who was killed late last year in a car accident. A pen with a dedication was submerged in a memorial candle, and mementos from his friends were stolen.

A man in his 50s was killed in a collision between a car and a truck on Highway 80 in the Negev. Two other men sustained serious and moderate injuries respectively.

A fatal road accident occurred on Tuesday evening on Highway 80 near the Tel Arad junction, involving a truck and a private vehicle. A man in his 50s was pronounced dead at the scene, while two others were evacuated to Soroka Hospital for further treatment.

A group of extremist protesters disrupted a conference in Jerusalem focused on IDF service tracks for Haredi youth. Demonstrators blocked the organizers' van, assaulted attendees, and shouted insults at former Major General (res.) Ofer Winter.

A rising wave of fraud and phishing attempts continues to hit Israel. This time, scammers are sending fictitious messages in the name of the Enforcement and Collection Authority, claiming an active debt exists and prompting users to enter personal information on a fraudulent website.

The Israeli legal community is in shock following the murder of an attorney in Rishon LeZion. The Israel Bar Association has announced protest measures, including a walkout from courtrooms on Wednesday at 10:00 AM to honor the victim's memory.

Last month, a suspect opened fire inside a mosque in Shefa-Amr while brandishing a sword and a pistol before fleeing. Following a manhunt, YAMAM forces arrested the suspect, and a second individual was later apprehended for concealing the weapon.

Police officers stopped a vehicle in Kafr Kanna after one of its passengers tried to hide, and found two residents of the Gaza Strip inside who were in Israel without a permit. The driver, Mahmoud Khatib, admitted that he transported them to their place of work for 50 shekels; indictments and requests for detention until the end of proceedings were filed against the three.

The Labor Court rejected the management's petition and approved a strike tomorrow on Superbus lines in Jerusalem, following a brutal attack on a driver in which his four teeth were broken by teenagers.

A 75-year-old man was found on Levinsky Street with penetrating wounds and was evacuated to Ichilov Hospital in serious but stable condition. Shortly thereafter, a 27-year-old woman was arrested on suspicion of assault, and police are seeking to extend her detention.

The Supreme Court rejected this week the cross-appeals in the dispute surrounding the electric hairbrush company "Dafni". In this context, the CEO will receive a total of about 3 million shekels, including the value of the shares, interest, and legal expenses.

After ynet revealed that police commanders requested officers to attend the filming of the program "HaPatriotim" as audience members, the Police Investigation Department (Mahash) ruled there were no grounds for a criminal investigation, referring the matter to police disciplinary authorities.

Seven decades of marriage ended in a bloodbath: a 91-year-old senior is accused of attempting to murder his wife in their home. These are the shocking testimonies from the interrogation room about the horrific drama of the 91-year-olds from Rishon LeZion.

Security forces arrested two suspects in the Bedouin village of Bir Hadaj on Tuesday for vandalizing a memorial to the late IDF soldier, Sergeant Yehuda Peretz, in the settlement of Retamim. The arrests follow an investigation into an incident that occurred last month.

Ilan Tabib, known for his brand store promotions, said he was involved in a traffic accident while chasing youths who stole his motorcycle. According to him, while he was lying injured on the road, his wristwatch was also stolen from him.

The clear springs of the Jerusalem hills are turning into scenes of violent confrontation and sexual harassment. Travelers report groups of men stripping naked in public spaces, disregarding modesty and the rights of others.

A mother from Haifa woke up early in the morning to the cries of her teenage son and found him seriously wounded by stab wounds in his room. In an interview with N12, she emphasized that her family had never faced such a situation before. The police have opened an investigation into the incident, which appears to be criminal in nature, but no suspects have been arrested yet.

Detectives from the Ashkelon station and Southern Border Police raided the premises, detaining four suspects and seizing bingo equipment, cash, and checks. The senior criminal figure suspected of managing the operation was not present during the raid; the investigation is ongoing.

An outrageous incident occurred in northern Israel near the Banias stream, where vandals tore down an Israeli flag at the grave of Staff Sergeant Regev Amar, who fell on October 7. This is the second such incident in one week.

An argument that lasted for several minutes in a busy law firm ended, according to police, with four shots and a murder. The client fled the scene with a gun in his possession and later surrendered to the police.

Testimonies received by the police indicate that the man was seen walking on the shore. His mother confirmed he visited her in Katzrin after the search had already begun. However, his current whereabouts remain unknown.