Ofra Edelman

Attorney General Yehuda Weinstein said he would announce his decision on whether to indict the foreign minister for allegations that include fraud and money laundering within one month. But that month-long period ended four days ago.

Ruling came in case of photographer Miriam Tzahi, who refused to hand over to the police photographs of a protest, saying this would harm immunity of sources who invited her to the scene.

Prosecutor cites difficulty in presenting evidence: 'people who are capable of shedding light on these matters are people who don't want to talk.'

Court rejects Aleksandar Cvetkovic's appeal, in which he claimed he was not involved in the deaths of hundreds of Muslim civilians.

Former Jerusalem District commander accused of sexual harassment, indecent acts, breach of trust in affair involving 9 female police officers.

Channel 2 News reported however that Lieberman will be charged with breach of trust involving Ambassador Ze'ev Ben-Ari.

We cannot indict a person today for an infraction committed a decade ago, says Police Commissioner Yohanan Danino.

Under cross-examination in the Tel Aviv District Court, the witness, S.D., detailed his payments to various public figures

Witness for the state in the Holyland corruption trial testifies in Tel Aviv District Court; Shula Zaken, former PM’s bureau chief already convicted of breach of trust in different case.

This payment, which could reach NIS 1 million, comes on top of a series of economic benefits the state has already promised the witness.

Two witnesses told police two years apart about how they transferred enormous sums of money to Olmert in his previous jobs as mayor of Jerusalem and industry and trade minister.

State's key witness speaks of the bribes he allegedly gave Uri Lupolianski; 'he was never asked to return it because it was given as a loan.'

Ehud Olmert remained in contact with S.D. after he became prime minister.

In second day of testimony, "S." tells court he helped former PM's brother pay off debts to underworld figures in exchange for help securing building permits; Olmert adviser calls witness a liar.

The state witness, who is known only as 'S.', tells a Tel Aviv court that Olmert gave his blessing to illegal land scheme.

Demonstrators block major road in central Tel Aviv; protesters prevent light rail from operating in Jerusalem.

Unlike the directives about Jewish demonstrators, which focus on rioters and anarchists, a directive issued to intelligence officers does not specify which type of Arab demonstrators police should watch out for.

Protesters march on Tel Aviv's Rothschild Boulevard while holding tents aloft during Tel Aviv's annual White Night Festival.

Police officers say media coverage and video footage of the protest did not reflect the reality police had faced.

Israelis scared and angry after riot; Africans just scared.

Many MKs said they were unaware of the other two candidates and thought Jerusalem District Court Judge Joseph Shapira was the only one.

Yosef Zohar's Kafkaesque story began in April 2002, when his father, Moshe Zohar, a diamond merchant who suffered from advanced muscular dystrophy, died at home.

Uri Avnery, whose Haolam Hazeh magazine was the target of past anti-libel legislation, says the current 'anti-democratic' wave of bills will affect all levels of society, and the media aren't doing much to help the situation

Chaim Stanger indicted on two more serious charges: attempting to solicit someone to commit assault, and attempting to solicit someone to damage Judge Tova Sivan's car.

The two men were also charged with setting fire to the Scientology Center in Jaffa, which the younger Finkelshtein represented as an attorney.