Ofra Edelman

Tytell, a Jewish American citizen, was also convicted of two attempted murders, assault and additional charges.

State says there was behind-the-scenes involvement by senior PA officials aimed at creating 'serious public disturbances' through the Bab al-Shams camp.

Court modified the criteria for aid after an August petition demanded the halting of stipends to 54,000 yeshiva students who can no longer postpone IDF service since the law ran out; petitioners argue that new criteria aimed at maintaining status quo.

No criminal investigation opened following initial police check; Justice Ministry confirms such investigation was underway last year, says police concluded that there wasn't enough evidence to warrant a criminal probe.

Decision ends decade long investigation into former PM and his son, Gilad Sharon over the Cyril-Keren affair.

Kamm, who was sentenced to four-and-a-half-years in prison after she handed over classified military documents to Haaretz, says she did not intend to endanger state security.

In unanimous ruling, the court overturns decision to disqualify the Balad MK over her involvement in Gaza flotilla; Likud MK Yariv Levine: High Court justices will only understand Zuabi does not belong in the Knesset once she blows herself up there.

Lieberman expected to face charges of greater severity than originally expected, which could lead the court to attach moral turpitude to his sentence and endanger his political future.

PM and some 30 ministers and deputy ministers received copies of draft report on their non-government financed travels abroad; examination was prompted by 'Bibi Tours' story aired by Channel 10.

Deputy Foreign Minister Ayalon serves as key witness to prosecution, testifies that Lieberman sought to promote Israeli envoy.

Right-wing MK says if judges were to allow Hanin Zuabi (Balad) to run for 19th Knesset, he 'would send them all to Gaza.'

Police conclude investigation into former foreign minister; testimonies strengthen evidence that Lieberman actively promoted appointment of former ambassador to Belarus.

Channel 10 reveals that the deputy foreign minister, who Lieberman recently ousted from Yisrael Beiteinu's Knesset list, gave the main testimony that led to the decision to indict Lieberman for fraud and breach of trust in the ambassador affair.

The prosecution delayed indictment in order to collect testimony from further witnesses, reducing the likelihood that the case will be wrapped up by the January 22 election.

Justice Ministry refuses to comment on whether delay has to do with a Ch. 10 report that police did not gather evidence from members of the Finance Ministry's nominating committee that appointed Ze'ev Ben Aryeh as Israel's ambassador to Belarus.

If Lieberman is convicted of a crime involving moral turpitude after he is presumably elected to the next Knesset, he would have to resign immediately.

Lieberman wants to expedite legal proceedings against him, since if he is convicted before election for a crime of moral turpitude he would have to resign from current Knesset but would still be able to run for next Knesset.

Rose Pizem, 4, went missing in May 2008, and her body was found stuffed in a suitcase in the Yarkon River four months later.

Yisrael Beiteinu chair, charged with fraud and breach of trust, denies plans to seek plea bargain, says he will go to court to prove his innocence.

Lierberman announced his resignation Friday following his indictment on charges of fraud and breach of trust. He is expected to make a special statement to the press on Sunday morning about his decision.

In the past, foreign minister said he would only resign if indicted in major case, which AG closed on Thursday; Lieberman: I have been persecuted for 16 years.

Labor Party says foreign minister 'endangers and still endangers the rule of law;' Yair Lapid says Lieberman can no longer represent Israel to the world.

Labor, Meretz leaders announce they will insist foreign minister be removed from office if he is indicted for any of the charges brought against him.

Attorney General Weinstein is expected to close case on all major allegations against the foreign minister, including fraud, aggravated fraud, money laundering and witness tampering, and indict him only on the more minor offense of breach of trust. A guide to the Lieberman file.

The Attorney General is expected to close case on all major allegations against the foreign minister, which include fraud, aggravated fraud, money laundering and witness tampering, and indict him only on the more minor offense of breach of trust.