Yohanan Danino (born January 1, 1959) is a prominent Israeli police officer who served as the 17th Commissioner of the Israel Police from May 1, 2011, to June 30, 2015. Known for his Orthodox Jewish background (reflected in his title 'Rav Nitzav'), Danino rose through the ranks of the Israel Police, holding key positions such as head of the Unit of International Crime Investigations and commander of the Southern District. During his early career, he gained experience in combating organized crime and international offenses, contributing to the force's operational capabilities in a complex security environment. As Commissioner, Danino focused on reforming police practices, enhancing community policing, and addressing internal challenges within the force. He oversaw responses to significant security threats during periods of heightened tension in Israel. Notably, under his leadership, the police pursued high-profile investigations against top politicians including former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert, former Finance Minister Avraham Hirschson, and Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman, which underscored his commitment to accountability in public office. His tenure was marked by efforts to professionalize the police and improve public trust, though it also faced criticism over handling of protests and internal reforms. Following his resignation in 2015, Danino was succeeded by Roni Alsheikh. Post-retirement, he has remained influential in discussions on law enforcement and security policy in Israel, occasionally commenting on national issues. His career highlights his role in navigating the intersection of law enforcement, politics, and national security in Israel.