Four Men Convicted of Gang Rape Receive Up to 17 Years in Prison

The incident, which happened four years ago, already led to the conviction of a fifth man who acted as a lookout

Questioned for Hours, Three Israeli Suspects Deny Rape of British Tourists

Cyprus police struggles to complete preparations for lineup

Opinion Cyprus Rape Case: Israel's Boys Struck at Dawn

Cyprus Police Question Main Suspect, 4 Other Israelis in Gang Rape Case

Report released by police details the incident, shows that the main suspect changed his story over the course of his interrogation

9 of the 12 Israelis in Suspected Gang Rape of a U.K. Tourist Are Minors, Cyprus Police Say

Local police source says videos of incident were found on suspects' phones ■ Different source indicates some of the suspects may be released soon if they present a solid alibi

Longtime Staffer of Israeli President Rivlin Interrogated on Suspicion of Misusing Position

The employee is suspected of breach of trust, and has been questioned twice ■ Police say Rivlin is not connected to the offenses the man is accused of committing

Family of Ethiopian Israeli Shot Dead by Police Says Media 'Killing Him Again'

Solomon Teka's father slammed defamatory reports and leaks from investigation that sparked a wave of protest, while family's request to review evidence turned down

Bar Refaeli Appeals Court Order to Pay $2.3 Million in Back Taxes

The supermodel says the lower court erred in saying the ‘center of her life' was in Israel in 2009 and 2010

12 Israelis Arrested in Cyprus on Suspicion of Gang Raping U.K. Tourist

Israeli Foreign Ministry confirmed the arrests and said it notified suspects' families

Israeli Court Acquits Settler Who Said Jewish Law Permits Killing Soldiers Evicting Settlements

Yitzhar resident called policeman 'dog' and wrote Facebook posts during West Bank evacuations, but judge ruled he didn't call on others to commit violence

Palestinian Held for 11 Days While Investigators Failed to Determine if Gun Was Real

Suspect claimed the gun was a toy, but his detention has been extended the three times while awaiting forensic results

Cop in Fatal Shooting of Ethiopian Israeli Teen Put on Forced Leave

Police announces decision day after charges against off-duty officer reduced ■ Attorney general announces team tasked with 'ensuring effective treatment' of complaints on police brutality

Still No Indictment in Gang Rape of 11-year-old Girl From Months Ago

A group of 13- and 14-year-old boys raped a girl a number of times and distributed a recording of the violence to classmates, the police complaint said

Israel's Daycare Nightmare: 3 Aides in Custody in New Reported Case of Child Abuse

The Gush Etzion Regional Council attributed the police complaint to a dispute between the suspects and the complainant

Despite Law, No Time to Require Criminal Checks for Israel's Day Care Employees

Background checks need to be done on around 100,000 staffers working at both public and private day cares, and that is unlikely to happen by September.

Cop Who Shot Ethiopian Israeli Teen Faces Reduced Charge; Protests Continue

Officer involved in killing of the 18-year-old released from house arrest, likely to be charged with reckless homicide ■ Seven demonstrators detained in Jerusalem

State’s Witness Testified That Yair Netanyahu Screamed Tycoon Was Not 'Delivering the Goods,' Report Says

A state witness in the corruption case against the prime minister says he heard Netanyahu's son complain that the Bezeq and Walla owner wasn't coming through on promises

Kindergarten Aide Sentenced to 17 Years for Causing Baby’s Death

As part of a plea bargain, Ina Skivenko was convicted of assaulting nine other toddlers on 35 occasions

Opinion Israel Has Fallen Into the Condescension Trap With the Ethiopian Community

Lack of Space in East Jerusalem Cemeteries Leads to Morbid New Habit

Shortage of plots in Old City and nearby neighborhoods has people digging up old graves, which are then sold for new burials

Palestinians Report Hundreds of Olive Trees Destroyed in West Bank Overnight

No Hebrew graffiti was found at the groves where the trees were damaged, unlike previous such attacks on Palestinian agriculture

Police Suspect Mentally Distressed Woman Was Forced to Give Baby to U.S. Couple

According to suspicion, woman was flown to U.S. while heavily pregnant and had her baby taken away to give to a childless couple

Israeli Parole Board to Release Woman Serving Life for Soliciting Abusive Husband’s Murder

Nisreen Masarwah has served 17 years and will be released to a hostel as part of the rehabilitation process next week

Israeli Indicted for Setting Car Aflame in Tel Aviv Protest Over Police Shooting

The suspect is accused of pouring gasoline into a vehicle that was set on fire during nationwide protests over the killing of 18-year-old Solomon Teka

Graffiti in West Bank Targets Palestinian Who Was Suspected of Raping 7-year-old Israeli Girl

'I'm not afraid they will reach me, I'm an innocent man,' Mahmoud Qatusa says of perpetrators who vandalized walls and slashed tires in his village

Analysis Social Issues Back on the Agenda - and Labor Might Stand to Gain

From the Ethiopian community protesting police brutality to demonstrations over day care centers, renewed social protest might play in the hands of Labor's new leader Amir Peretz

Opinion Israel’s Kids Still Won’t Be Safe at School and Day Care

Education Ministry to Take Over Day Care Centers After Child Abuse Indictment

Decision comes after reports that a day care owner was charged with 18 counts of abusing children. The move will not apply to private day cares counting for about 380,000 babies and toddlers

'Why Not?': How Netanyahu Explained Flying Billionaire Friend in Military Chopper

TV news airs partial transcript of police interrogation of Netanyahu, suspected of accepting illicit gifts from wealthy friends