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The woman whom Natan Eshel allegedly harassed still refuses to testify and does not want to submit a complaint to the Civil Service Commission or Justice Ministry.

Natan Eshel, who has been on leave since shortly after the scandal broke in late January, will resign by the end of this month.

According to agreement reached with AG, Civil Service Commission, Natan Eshel will leave position by end of month and will admit to conduct unbefitting a civil servant.

In letter to State Comptroller, Yishai wrote that his ministry had done everything it could to address problems at the firefighting services, and that the Finance Ministry's policies had prevented progress.

Yishai's lawyers are expected to ask State Comptroller Micha Lindenstrauss today for all the testimony available on the disaster and seek a chance to question witnesses.

Television report captures Yaakov Neeman instructing right-wingers on how to formulate pardon requests.

Jerusalem judge apparently did not try to ascertain whether Lawrence Seth Wayne, who had been sentenced by a Florida court to 19 years in prison for a 1998 hit-and-run, is actually religious.

Proposal calls for the new office to be headed by a prominent legal figure who would be subordinate to the attorney general.

Former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert among dozens being charged in most serious graft case in Israel's history.

Former Jerusalem Mayor Ehud Olmert, among those indicted, did not attend Monday's hearing, as he appeared at another hearing on corruption and fraud charges in the Jerusalem District Court.

16 former Jerusalem municipal officials and business people charged with taking bribes to advance the Holyland luxury construction project in the capital.

Official responsible for monitoring the state prosecutor's office will be a prominent legal figure appointed by the attorney general, serving as an outside consultant.

Ofir Kalfa sought to move to new neighborhood in Kibbutz Gevim with his family; The Kalfkas petitioned High Court against law allowing some communities to screen potential residents.

Grunis' path to the Presidency was fraught by political controversy, with opposition parties criticizing the so-called 'Grunis law' geared at ensuring the veteran's judge selection to the lofty post.

The fire claimed lives of 44 people in all, including prison service cadets, prison guards, police commanders, one adult civilian and one teenaged volunteer.

Sources say Joseph Shapira currently enjoys the broadest support within the legislature, which is the body that chooses the state comptroller.

Overturns lower court ruling in case of officer who killed Palestinian girl.

High Court reduces compensation due to IDF officer known as Captain R. from NIS 300,000 to 100,000 after 2009 Jerusalem District Court verdict.

Beinisch, who retires at month's end, conducts press conference with the press at the Supreme Court in JerusalemMonday.

Outgoing Supreme Court President Dorit Beinisch tells reporters that despite efforts to undermine the courts, she believes they will remain independent.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's bureau chief, who is suspected of sexually harassing a subordinate, will remain on forced vacation until Civil Service Commission completes investigation into affair.

Family Court judge says even though she believes the right of an adoptee to know his roots should take precedence over the biological parents' privacy, regulations of the Child's Service Bureau, which handles adoptions, do not agree.

Commission investigators expected to question Natan Eshel under caution next week; sources; evidence gathered thus far cannot be dismissed as mere gossip.

According to the indictment, land developers pay tens of millions of dollars in bribes to senior officials to further development of the Holyland Park luxury housing development.

Investigating Civil Service Commission may force alleged victim to testify, but will be criticized by the public for using sanctions.