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European group may probe Israel decision to indict Arab MK

Mohammed Barakeh charged with allegedly attacking policeman during anti-separation fence rally.

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Menachem Mazuz: Israel must probe Gaza war to counter Goldstone

Outgoing Attorney General: Goldstone report is a serious threat that will continue to haunt Israel.

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Mazuz: Jerusalem mayor 'fixed' budget increase for Haredi schools

Attorney General: Barkat improperly boosted municpal funding for schools run by Shas and United Torah Judaism.

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Clean cut

Menachem Mazuz began his term as attorney general by closing a case against one prime minister and ended it by indicting another. In an interview with Haaretz, he explains the reasoning behind his decisions, First of two parts.

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European group may probe Israel decision to indict Arab MK

Mohammed Barakeh charged with allegedly attacking policeman during anti-separation fence rally.

by Jack Khoury and Haaretz Correspondent 0 comments
Menachem Mazuz: Israel must probe Gaza war to counter Goldstone

Outgoing Attorney General: Goldstone report is a serious threat that will continue to haunt Israel.

by Ari Shavit 0 comments
Mazuz: Jerusalem mayor 'fixed' budget increase for Haredi schools

Attorney General: Barkat improperly boosted municpal funding for schools run by Shas and United Torah Judaism.

by Akiva Eldar 0 comments
Clean cut

Menachem Mazuz began his term as attorney general by closing a case against one prime minister and ended it by indicting another. In an interview with Haaretz, he explains the reasoning behind his decisions, First of two parts.

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