Tomer Zarchin

Ex-envoy to Belarus, comes forward as part of plea bargain with state; Lieberman suspected of receiving millions of dollars from businessmen between 2001 and 2008.

Attorney General Weinsten states his office is waiting for additional written statements from the Foreign Minister, accused of fraud and money laundering.

High Court of Justice gives authorities 60 days to present new policy regarding settlement construction on private Palestinian land.

State tells court implications of demolition could be severe.

Deal struck with Amos Nahum, 62, who has served 22 years of a life sentence for murder, and Elias Dali, 63, who has served 16 years in prison for drug dealing and is due to be released in a year.

Majdi Halabi is apparently at the center of amnesty deal; two prisoners who claim to know the location of his remains will be released, while another's legal defense will be funded by the state.

Court employees may have to don uniforms after complaints of inappropriate attire.

Supreme Court President Grunis and Knesset Speaker Rivlin discussed a bill containing a draft of a Basic Law on Legislation at their first working meeting together.

Knesset Speaker and Justice Minister hope to pass bill during the Knesset's upcoming session to the court's dismay.

The identity of the woman involved in the act is known to police, and she is expected to participate in the investigation; witness says, ‘I couldn’t get involved because I had too much work to do.’

Witnesses provide photographs to media, proving unequivocally that several young men had full sexual relations with the woman in front of dozens of people on Bograshov Beach.

Details of the bill proposing a basic legislation have garnered various reactions since being released on the eve of Passover, and for the first time Supreme Court president Asher Grunis voices his opinions.

Katsav, who is serving a seven-year jail sentence, argues the court ruling that rejected his appeal raised legal questions contradicting earlier decisions.

If passed, a new bill would make it easier for Knesset to sidestep High Court rulings that declare a law unconstitutional.

Following the surprise evacuation of house invaded by settlers over two weeks ago, Foreign Minister Lieberman says authority over West Bank settlement should be taken away from Defense Minister Ehud Barak.

'Story in Haaretz led to sanctions against me.'

A report by a State Comptroller's Office employee sharply criticized the city, but the office has been sitting on the report since 2007.

State Comptroller's Office employee says her report on luxury Ashdod hotel was buried, as part of a personal quarrel with her superior.

In latest petition, Mahmoud Majadbah complained that throughout his prison sentence, he has not received festive meals on Muslim holidays, even though Jewish prisoners do get special food on Jewish holidays.

In Israel, only 21 requests by convicts for a retrial have been granted since the establishment of the state in 1948, and half of those resulted in a confirmation of the defendant's guilt.

In the spirit of Ofra Bickel's movies, the Sapir law school plans to document distortions in the Israeli legal system through film.

Murder occurred in 1994, when Shmuel Levinson returned to his home in Jerusalem's Rehavia neighborhood, where he was shot in the chest after a struggle with a burglar.

Judge rules in favor of former witness who sued Israel Police for damages after identity uncovered.

A glimpse into the convoluted ties of Supreme Court justices shows Danziger is prohibited from hearing 2,000 different kinds of cases and Grunis deleted his ex-partner from his list of affiliations.

Evidence seized illegally will no longer be admissible in Israeli courtrooms.