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Ben Gvir: Probes into alleged police brutality are attempt to 'threaten' cops - Vimarsana News

Ben Gvir: Probes into alleged police brutality are attempt to 'threaten' cops

'You are our heroes,' minister tells under-fire Yasam cops, says he has seen no excessive use of force by officers; state attorney rejects 'effort to besmirch' PIID investigators

Head of special police unit to be questioned for alleged beating of protesters - Vimarsana News

Head of special police unit to be questioned for alleged beating of protesters

Chief of Yasam unit in Tel Aviv, 4 other officers under investigation by Police Internal Investigations Department over accusations of excessive force at anti-overhaul rally

Israel Police Chief Reassigns Former Tel Aviv Commander's Deputy, Appoints Inexperienced Associate - Israel News - Vimarsana News

Israel Police Chief Reassigns Former Tel Aviv Commander's Deputy, Appoints Inexperienced Associate - Israel News

A Senior Officer Slammed Shabtai for Turning the Police Into a 'Friends-only Club,' After He Replaced Tel Aviv's No. 2 Cop With an Associate With No Prior Experience Working in the City. Tel Aviv's New Top Commander Also Lacks Experience in It

Amid concerns over police conduct, new Tel Aviv chief says protests must be calm - Vimarsana News

Amid concerns over police conduct, new Tel Aviv chief says protests must be calm

Peretz Amar apologizes for 'inappropriate photos' appearing to show police violence; 4 arrested at rally outside police station where two protesters were being questioned

Israeli police 'use George Floyd brutality' against protesters - Vimarsana News

Israeli police 'use George Floyd brutality' against protesters

Itamar Ben-Gvir, Israel’s hard-right national security minister, has been accused of fostering a culture of police brutality in trying to crack down on protest