Israel Police inaugurated a new police station in the Kadmat Zion neighborhood on Tuesday. The new station is expected to serve as a significant operational and strategic anchor, aimed at strengthening residents’ sense of security and increasing police presence in the area. The establishment of the station is an important development for neighborhood residents.
The ceremony was attended by senior officials, the Jerusalem District Commander Major General Avshalom Feld, National Security Ministry Director Rafael Engel, and Jerusalem Mayor Moshe Lion. The establishment of the station is part of a broader policy to deepen public service, and it will enable more accessible, faster, and more effective police response to any scenario, alongside expanding community and governance activity in the area.
Jerusalem District Commander Major General Avshalom Feld emphasized the importance of the move, saying it represents “another milestone for strengthening security, governance, and police presence in the area.” He added that this stems from “a deep commitment to the citizens of the State of Israel and the residents of Jerusalem,” and emphasized the approach that “security is built through presence, responsibility, and connection with the community.”