Elite Israeli Police Officer Found Guilty of 'Shameful' Assault on Eritrean Migrants
Footage of Tel Aviv commander pummeling men in their faces with his fists in a 2016 incident disproved his claim that the victims had hit him first
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Israeli Man Sentenced to 18 Months Prison Time for Incitement to Kill Arabs
Shlomi Avraham, 42, made inflammatory Facebook posts after 2014 murders of three yeshiva boys and of Mohammed Abu Khdeir
Israeli Right-wing Activist, Caught on Video, Admits to Vandalizing EU Embassy in Israel
Sheffi Paz, a far-right, anti-asylum seekers activist who has signed a deal with Ayelet Shaked, spray-painted the slogans: 'Get out EU' and 'German money kill Jews'
Kickbacks and Death Threats: The Town That Shows How Democracy Is Failing Israel's Arabs
The authorities say they’re doing everything they can to help the Arab citizens of Kalansua, but desperate locals are having a hard time believing that. Meet the Arab town crying out for good governance
Mafia Enforcer Turned State Witness Gunned Down in Central Israel
Mustafa Basel Assi, 46, had recently returned from 15 years in hiding abroad after his testimony brought down a powerful crime syndicate
Sharp Decline in Investigation, Indictment of Israeli Police Officers
New department head quoted saying role of Police Internal Investigations, tasked with looking into wrongdoing by cops, is to provide services for the police
Netanyahu’s Plan to Escape Trial, in His Own Words: 'Time for Them to Be Frightened'
The PM changed versions during the course of his interrogations, talked about the 'Judgement Day' to come after Adelson, and sounded determined not to stand trial
Military Police Failed to Prevent Suicide of Soldier-turned-informant in Drug Case, Prosecutors Say
Israeli soldier told investigators he was in distress and wanted to back out, a concern they ignored, court papers show
Man Charged With Stabbing Wife to Death in Northern Israel
The couple’s children were at home at the time of the murder, and one of them wrestles the father, who had kept knives in various places around the house, indictment says
'Adelson to Netanyahu: I Keep Writing in Your Favor, I Lose $50m a Year, You Keep Shouting at Me'
Hollywood mogul Milchan told police he attended dinner with Netanyahus and Adelsons which turned into a shouting match ■ Leaks from police probe into PM quote him as saying son Yair 'doesn't always match the facts'
Israeli Prisoner in Critical Condition After Attack by Cellmate
Prison Service inquiry finds that jail commander and guards were negligent in putting the two together despite known risk
Miriam Adelson: ‘Sara Netanyahu Told Me if Iran Wipes Out Israel, It Would Be My Fault’
Israel Hayom publisher speaks to police as part of the investigation into the suspicion that PM Netanyahu offered benefits in exchange for positive news coverage
Documents From Pop Star Eyal Golan Case Reveal Exploitation of Groupies, Police Error
The investigation into the singer's sexual misconduct was closed, but new documents show a harrowing pattern – and that the police didn't always ask the right questions
Criminals More Likely to Be Drop-outs, New Report Says
But education levels are only part of what is a more complex and broader social picture, experts say
State Witness Says Netanyahu's Wife, Son Asked to Erase Texts in Corruption Case
Nir Hefetz says 'stressed' family asked him to make sure wife of Bezeq CEO deleted all correspondence
State Comptroller Lets Netanyahu Borrow $567,000 From Millionaire Friend to Pay Defense Fees
U.S. businessman Spencer Partrich is a longtime Netanyahu acquaintance who testified in Case 1000, in which the PM is suspected of receiving gifts from tycoons
State Comptroller Hiding 'Grave' Report About Netanyahu Media Meddling
The 2018 draft report includes damning testimony regarding political interference with television and radio regulators
Conflict of Interests? The Real Story Behind Netanyahu’s Rant at His Communications Minister
Key points in leaked conversation between Netanyahu and Ayoub Kara on Israeli news channel shed light on the criminal cases pending against the PM
Israel Prison Service Refuses to Translate Regulations Into Arabic, Citing Nation-state Law
The Association for Civil Rights in Israel says issuing prison rules only in Hebrew could infringe on the rights of 60 percent of Israel’s prisoners who do not speak Hebrew
Two Israelis Arrested in Crete on Suspicion of Raping a German Tourist
The men, in their 30, were taken into custody while on vacation in Hersonissos; their attorney claims allegations against them are 'complete libel'
Netanyahu Keeps Posing With Soldiers for Election Campaign Against the Law
An August ruling ordered the prime minister to take down advertising that threatens the army's political neutrality
Prosecutors Decide to Indict Former Bezeq Controlling Shareholder Shaul Elovitch
The charges, subject to a pre-indictment hearing, relate to Yes satellite TV merger
One-time Suspect in Unresolved 1982 Murder of 12-year-old Israeli Girl Questioned Again
Body of Nava Elimelech recently exhumed on basis of new lead