Public Order

Arad Mayor Yair Maayan filed a police complaint against an extremist group that desecrated memorial stickers for fallen IDF soldiers. The individuals covered the tributes with posters opposing a high-tech employment program for Ultra-Orthodox women.

With 69 days until the elections, the police are preparing for extreme scenarios. While previous preparations focused on maintaining election integrity, new operational plans are now being developed to address potential security threats.

Army and police forces have taken to the streets in Malta in an unprecedented enforcement operation against tourists, including passport confiscation and deportation. Residents of the popular Sliema neighborhood clarify that even a military presence will not stop the anarchy as long as party boats, illegal alcohol, and pirate vacation apartments continue to take over the neighborhoods.

Hikers and travelers seeking to refresh themselves at springs around Jerusalem are encountering a group of men who bathe completely naked, harass others, and in extreme cases, resort to violence. In a social media post, a hiker exposed the phenomenon and accused the police of inaction, noting that officers refused to descend to the spring, claiming they do not control the situation there.

Ashdod police have arrested two suspects involved in an assault on police officers and municipal inspectors at Mi-Ami beach. During the altercation, which escalated into a riot, an officer fired a warning shot after feeling his life was in danger.

Police officers from the Kiryat Gat station located an illegal event in an open area over the weekend, stopped the party, and detained the suspect involved in its organization.