Liran Tamari is a journalist for Ynet News, focusing on national news in Israel. With a keen interest in security and terrorism, Liran covers stories related to law enforcement, counterterrorism efforts, and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Liran's reporting provides insights into the challenges and developments in Israel's security landscape.
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Liran’s coverage is predominantly focused on national security, crime, and political developments within Israel. She appears to favor announcements and evolving stories related to law enforcement operations, terrorism, and geopolitical events in the region.
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By: Liran Tamari
Arrests made after joint investigation by Shin Bet and the Jerusalem Metropolitan Police; They admitted that the main motive was nationalistic; Comes a day after a serious espionage case was announced, in which seven northern residents suspected of carrying out missions for the Islamic Republic were arrested
By: Elisha Ben Kimon, Lior Ohana, Itamar Eichner, Liran Tamari
Following Iran's attempts to assassinate Israeli scientists and mayors through proxies, Shin Bet official warns Israelis their citizenship may be revoked if they agree to work for the enemy
Body of driver Rami Nasrallah to undergo autopsy to determine if he suffered a heart attack before the crash that killed one and injured dozens; police disclose he had nearly 70 prior traffic violations
Over 40 mobile devices found in underground spaces and sewage pipes sawed to hide the cellphones; Israel Prison Service warns possible upcoming budget cuts could hinder efforts to prevent future smuggling operations
In the aftermath of the attack on Central Command chief Major Gen. Avi Bluth over the weekend in Hebron, police seeks a five-day remand, granted 2; IDF and police say are prioritizing West Bank settler violence
By: Liran Tamari, Elisha Ben Kimon
Boy hurt in shooting targeting bus near military checkpoint, emergency services say; woman sustains minor gunshot wounds, 2 others lightly wounded by shrapnel; IDF confirms incident as terror attack
By: Elisha Ben Kimon, Liran Tamari
Shots apparently fired from passing vehicle near al-Khader junction; woman sustains minor gunshot wounds, 2 others lightly wounded by shrapnel; IDF confirms incident as terror attack
Shin Bet and police say they arrested a 23-year-old man who carried out intelligence missions for Iranian operatives and planned to carry out bombing attack
The 74-year-old woman called her daughter, and was taken to Shaare Zedek Hospital in Jerusalem, where she is reported to be in stable condition; Shin Bet is involved in the investigation, and suspicion has grown that this was a nationalist attack
By: Liran Tamari
At Neve Tirtza, Israel’s only women’s prison, a 17-year-old inmate shares a cell with an 80-year-old and a toddler who has spent his entire life behind bars; 'When women enter prison, their entire world falls apart,' says the commander, 'we provide tools to help them reintegrate into society'
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