The Israel Police and Ben-Gurion University launch research center to fight crime; Volkswagen’s Barcelona subsidiary SEAT integrates in-car driver monitoring systems from Israel’s eyeSight Mobile Technologies; Israel’s Saturas develops sensors that are planted in the trunks of trees, and vines, fiving accurate hydration status reports that enable farmers to optimize irrigation, and much more.

Thanks to Israel's caring police, a Palestinian girl was reunited with her mother in Gaza after being abandoned by her father in Israel.

Israeli-Arab citizens benefit from the stability and protection offered by the Israeli police force.

American police officers are in Israel to learn the latest on counter-terrorism, another expression of the close between Israel and the US.

The Israel Police appointed the country’s first-ever Arab Muslim commissioner in what was described as an emotional and historic ceremony.

Security forces manning a checkpoint near the neighborhood of Har Homa, at one of Jerusalem's southern entrances, noticed a knife-wielding Palestinian running towards them. A policeman shot and killed the terrorist.

Some members of Israel's police force will assist disabled children at the Jerusalem Marathon next week. The kids’ get so excited when they see the officers arrive in their uniforms.

An Israeli court has again ruled in support of the right of Jews to pray at the Temple Mount. But the Israel Police appear to have no interest in abiding by the ruling.

Terrorists planned on dressing up as religious Jews before entering a hall and shooting as many guests as possible. They were caught, but that ploy has worked.

Israel honors its modern-day Maccabees. Brave policemen were decorated in a special Chanukah ceremony.

Israeli forces have been cracking down on terrorism, and this time they busted eight Arabs for inciting terror and planning murder.

Jerusalem's police are stepping up their efforts to stop the incessant wave of rock-throwing terror in the capital.

After overcoming social barriers and completing a grueling course, Faten Nasraldin has made history by becoming Israel's first Druze female commanding police officer.

Jerusalem's police have arrested several Arab terrorists in connection with the recent wave of anti-Israeli violence in the capital.

Two terror attacks were thwarted Tuesday thanks to the diligence of Israel's security forces.