Police Commissioner Kobi Shabtai strongly criticized the incitement in support of Hamas and emphasized that the police will show zero tolerance. He stated, "It is inconceivable that after such a massacre that the State of Israel has gone through, and after soldiers are killed, some here will praise Hamas."

After acquiring 4,000 rifles for security response teams in rural areas, minister Ben Gvir and the Police Commissioner announced the expansion of response teams to the Israeli urban sphere.

Israel Police Commissioner Kobi Shabtai has requested the public to follow the Home Front Command's instructions and refrain from spreading false information and videos, stating that they can create unnecessary panic in the public

The Commissioner, Kobi Shabtai, addressed the police's conduct during the recent protests and said, "It should be recorded in the pages of history." Regarding crime in the Arab sector, he stated, "The police are operating at full capacity to combat terrorism"

The Commissioner of Police spoke with the commanders of a policeman from the Yarkon area who was seriously injured in the head last night in a riot during the Ethiopian protest. "We will get to each and every one of them as we got to the suspect in the attempted murder of the policeman last week"

During a changing of the Border Guard ceremony at the border, Minister Ben Gvir emphasized that the police force is not political and made it clear to the Commissioner: "The police will operate in accordance with the policy set by the people, as a state institution without politics, that's how it is in a democracy."

The wave of resignations in the police has slowed down. A 15% decrease in the resignations of permanent personnel has been recorded compared to the same period last year. The Commissioner: "The benefits package provided to officers has made the police a stable workplace"