Thousands of participants arrived today to observe the Holy Fire ceremony in the Old City of Jerusalem. Since the early morning hours, the Israel Police have been standing by to ensure the ceremony proceeds safely and securely
Just as we have done during the holidays of Ramadan and Passover, the Israel Police continues to ensure the safe environment for all those exercising their freedom of worship during today’s Holy Fire ceremony.
The life of an eight-month-old child was saved when police officers in the Israeli-Arab village of Muqeible noticed distressed residents outside their home. The officers quickly identified and attended to the child, who was suffering from an obstructed airway.
Since the beginning of the year, over 3,000 arrests have been made for illegal entry into the country, including those aiding and abetting such acts, which possibly pose a threat to public safety.
Afternoon prayers for the fourth Friday of Ramadan have concluded, with tens of thousands worshipping on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem. The Israel Police have been working to facilitate a safe environment in Jerusalem and throughout the country for all of our citizens
This morning, 8 individuals were arrested following their participation in incendiary chants and endorsement of terrorism and terrorists. These events unfolded after the Fajr prayer on the Temple Mount, which was attended by thousands of worshippers