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Israel Police Denies Report, Calls It “Complete Fake News”
How 3 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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First reported by Now 14 · Jun 24, 2026
What happened
Israel Police strongly denied a report by Liran Tamari about an allegedly unlawful arrest in Jerusalem. Police said the story omitted a violent chase, injuries to volunteers, the seizure of drugs, and the suspect’s arrest after officers fired to stop him.
- 01Police called Tamari’s report “complete fake news” and denied hiding the incident.
- 02The judge allegedly rejected arrest, ordered further steps, and later called it a false arrest.
- 03Police said the suspect injured two volunteers while fleeing and breaking through checkpoints.
- 04Officers fired to stop the suspect, who was later hospitalized in moderate to serious condition.
- 05Police said drugs were found in his car and the investigation is ongoing.
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