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Police stations: Jerusalem district

21 Israel Police public reception desks in the Jerusalem district, with addresses, map locations and nearby stations.

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Showing 1–21 of 21

Ramot Point

Maccabi HaEsh facility in the northern part of the settlement (near the intersection of Zayit and Te'ena streets), Giv'at Ze'ev.

Jerusalem · Police point

Court station

Goldberg Leah 1, Jerusalem

Jerusalem · Police station

Zion Space

Shu'afat Street 11, Jerusalem.

Jerusalem · Police region

French Hill

Idelson Hostels (Bronfman), 44 Idelson Street, Jerusalem.

Jerusalem · Police point

Pre-Sales

Salah al-Din Street corner of Ibn Sina Street, Jerusalem.

Jerusalem · Police region

Bus stop

Salah al-Din Street corner of Ibn Sina Street, Jerusalem.

Jerusalem · Police station

National Park Junction

Yitzhak Rabin Boulevard corner of Yosef Burg Street (near the Maccabi Fire Station), Jerusalem.

Jerusalem · Police point

Not receiving visitors.

Jerusalem District

Moscow Square (1 Shneor Cheshin), Russian Compound, Jerusalem.

Jerusalem · District

David's Space

Patriarchate Armenian Street (Omar Ben El-Khattab Square), Old City, Jerusalem.

Jerusalem · Police region

Mount of Olives

The Jewish cemetery, Mount of Olives, Jerusalem.

Jerusalem · Police point

Beit Shemesh Station

Near the entrance junction to Naham (intersection of highways 38 and 3856), Beit Shemesh.

Jerusalem · Police station

Lower Judea Station

Near the entrance junction to Naham (intersection of highways 38 and 3856), Beit Shemesh.

Jerusalem · Police station

Oz Station

Aluf Rehavam corner of Mohammed Hamdan Rabia, Jerusalem.

Jerusalem · Police station

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Desks by district

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Police stations: Jerusalem district (21)