Tomer Zarchin

The State Comptroller's Office had asked the court to attach a turpitude ruling to the sentence and to levy both a suspended prison term and a fine.

Soldier was one of 11 naval commandos killed in botched Lebanon raid in 1997; Father accused IDF of hiding information about incident.

The announcement came in response to a petition submitted by the Legal Forum for the Land of Israel, demanding an investigation against Barak.

Haifa police slammed for poor translation of Chinese murder suspect.

In unusual step, the student will be paid nearly NIS 13,000 as compensation for violating his legal right to demonstrate.

Attorney General rebuffed Nili Priel's request to pay a fine for the violation while immigration authorities searched for her former housekeeper.

Former finance minister convicted of embezzling NIS 1.7 million from union pension funds.

Currently, 75 percent of those incarcerated in Israeli jails live in cells with between five and 20 beds.

Haaretz secures interview transcripts from investigation into scandal that rocked the sercurity service.

The panel, named by Public Security Minister Yitzhak Aharonovitch, unanimously voted to install Ben Hamo in the position.

Blau returns to Israel from London this week after signing an agreement with judicial authorities committing him to present himself for questioning.

Nearly 200 pedophilic films and images were found on personal computer of Haifa pediatrician suspected of being part of international child-pornography distribution ring, according to an indictment filed at Haifa Magistrate's Court.

In August, Yosef said during a radio broadcast that from the moment they are appointed judges are disqualified from inclusion in a minyan or any sacred rite.

Boaz Harpaz accused of forging plan to gain general top IDF post

Attorney General: Nili Priel's willingness to pay a fine is insufficient if there is sufficient cause for an indictment.

Galant document purported to outline a PR campaign for Major-General Yoav Galant in his efforts to become the next IDF chief of staff.

Nili Priel admitted earlier this week that she had employed an illegal foreign worker as a house cleaner and said she takes full responsibility for the action.

Supreme Court Judge Uzi Fogelman takes on the Tel Aviv municipality by noting that even though the municipality is a public body and not an economic entity, it has lately been commercializing the public spaces within its jurisdiction.

No steps should be taken against 4 police officers and prosecutors involved in former minister Haim Ramon's 2006 trial, despite state comptroller's finding they were guilty of "genuine negligence."

Health officials struck back after Haaretz reported that Abu Kabir Institute of Forensic Medicine had swapped the body parts of crash victims and buried their remains in supermarket bags.

Supreme Court President Dorit Beinisch says charging a fee for a demonstration in Rabin Square 'seems odd' and that it is an unfair restriction on freedom of expression.