Border Policeman killed in Netanya shooting, culprit neutralized at the scene

According to police reports, it remains unclear what led the suspect, who is reportedly currently serving in the military, to open fire at police officers.

An unidentified suspect reportedly opened fire at a police unit in the Kiryat Hasharon area of Netanya on Saturday and was neutralized by officers at the scene, according to a statement from Israel Police.

Following the shooting, additional Police forces were called to the area, and the circumstances of the incident are under investigation.

At this stage, no injuries have been reported among police officers.

Police added that Central District Commander Deputy Commissioner Amir Cohen was currently making his way to the scene.

According to police reports, it remains unclear what led the suspect, who is reportedly currently serving in the military, to open fire at police officers.

Herzliya shooting in residential building

On Friday, a 21-year-old resident of Herzliya was arrested on suspicion of involvement in a shooting that occurred in the lobby of a residential building in the city center, according to a police statement. 

When police officers arrived at the scene, they discovered evidence in the lobby consistent with gunfire.

Following their initial investigation, the suspect was located and taken into custody on Friday afternoon.

During the arrest, authorities found a scooter without a license plate near the suspect's location, which they believe may have been used in the shooting.

The suspect is currently being questioned and is expected to appear in court on Saturday evening for a hearing regarding the police's request to extend his detention.

The investigation into the circumstances surrounding the shooting is ongoing.