Yanir Yagna

Former Kiryat Malachi mayor sentenced to community service, fined for sexually harassing two constituents.

Ramat Negev Regional Council appeals to energy minister to force improvement of Israel Electric Corporation's 'Third-World' service.

Omar Walid, who was hospitalized with gunshot wounds after the attack that killed four people last week, supported his brother's earlier claim that police mistook him for the shooter.

Danino's meeting with Bedouin elders follows dismissal of top Arad police officers who ignored mother's complaints prior to the murder of her two children.

'I don’t find, in this country, a true will to bring the truth to light,' says brother of deceased, who accuses police of whitewashing the case.

Isaac Ben-Israel says reports of failed Syrian attack on Haifa water infrastructure are false, and originated in Iranian media.

Attack was meant to be a retaliation for what foreign news sources reported were Israeli airstrikes in Syria, former security adviser Isaac Ben-Israel said.

Dozens of family members and mourners attend funeral of sisters Asinad, 2, and Ramais, 3.5, in West Bank; Arad police officers dismissed for mishandling the case.

Police chief plans to dismiss senior officers from Arad station; cops still searching for girls' father.

Friends, neighbors describe Itamar Alon as strange, surprised such a person had been an IDF officer.

Israel Police releases tapes of Bank Hapoalim's security cameras that clearly show the assailant with his drawn weapon shooting one of the victims; four people died and one was seriously wounded in the attack.

Southern police district commander reveals new information at Knesset hearing, denies that officers knew the ethnic origin of the wounded Bedouin man they handcuffed.

The girls, 3 and 5, were found strangled to death; mother complained to the police the night before the murder, saying that the father threatened to hurt the girls; dismissal expected for Police Chief.

Bank Hapoalim branch where four people were shot dead by disgruntled customer who then turned gun on himself reopens for business, but normalcy is far from being restored.

Israel Police say there are signs of violence on the bodies, and that they are investigating whether the girls were murdered.

Israeli police say they had 'to take precautions' due to the grave nature of the incident and the suspicion of a terror attack.

Israel Police investigating possibility that the assailant, a Jew in his 40s, committed the attack following a dispute with the bank management over a NIS 6,000 overdraft.

Family claims municipality invited public to attend event at beach on day of drownings, but did not put any lifeguards on duty or take sufficient measures to ensure that visitors did not enter the water.

Floor is centerpiece of sprawling Byzantine village unearthed at Beit Kama.

Community leaders say they'll go to UN to foil plan approved by ministerial committee which would uproot them from their Negev homes and resettle them in recognized villages.

The detailed diet of Israel's first prime minister has come to light, thanks to a doctor's prescription discovered at Sde Boker.

The migrants barricaded themselves in the detention center yard but were returned to their cells by a special prison service force.

Police suspect the two, both in their twenties, entered the swimming pool in Kibbutz Yotvata overnight Friday while intoxicated.

Travel agency in East Jerusalem apparently lied to tourists about having proper documentation to enter Israel and passed them off as employees of a large Israeli company; Eilat police held the tourists in their hotels until they were escorted back to the West Bank.

Firefighters also battling brush-fires caused by the hot and dry weather during Lag Ba'Omer holiday.