12 prisoners also injured in an incident that follows months of tensions and violence, which 'shows they're willing to go all out in their fight against the Israel Prison Service,' according to one prison official
The attorney general must order an immediate probe into the premier's contradicting stories and his decision-making concerning military procurement
A 31-year-old man from the Druze village of Daliyat el-Carmel was arrested
A timeline of the prime minister's stake in a U.S. company with links to a German shipbuilder, Israel's purchase of submarines and developments in the police investigation
The submarine affair underscores what we've known all along – we can no longer turn a bind eye to the prime minister's stinginess and greed
Netanyahu committed breach of trust in the holy of holies of Israel’s security systems, raising heavy suspicions of bribery and criminal wrongdoing
New testimony from Michael Ganor is 'confused and full of holes,' a police source says
Prosecution mulls criminal probe into Netanyahu share profits from cousin's company, Israeli media says
The possible change came as the panel was in the process of rejecting Netanyahu's request to collect funds from wealthy businessmen to fund his legal fees in three criminal investigations
Michael Ganor, who served as German shipbuilder Thyssenkrupp's representative in Israel and is suspected of obstruction of justice, says police threatened to arrest his family
Attorney who helped set up the Justice Ministry's Freedom of Information Unit quit after failing to expand the purview of her office
Resignation of retired judge who denied PM's request regarding his legal defense is more evidence that all of the State of Israel’s institutions have fallen hostage to a man who will stop at nothing to remain in office
Following the resignation of the retired district court judge Awni Habash who said he had been subjected to political pressure, Avigdor Ravid tells Haaretz he felt no such pressure
After Samar Khatib's breakup, three of her ex-boyfriend's family members allegedly murdered her, grievously wounding and paralyzing her friend as well
Retired Judge Awni Habash says decision to resign comes after he was subjected to political pressure
Attributing the murder of Israeli Arab women to 'violent Arab culture' is a racist attempt to seek cover from blame – and fails to protect the victim
In response to prime minister’s petition against decision not to allow him to fund legal defense with donations from associates, committee in State Comptroller’s Office says Netanyahu failed to answer key questions regarding plea
If he leads the next government, the PM would need the backing of all coalition partners to spare him from standing trial in corruption cases
18-year-old Diana Abu Qatifan was shot dead in central Israel while shopping for her wedding, opposed by family members, who now deny any involvement
Eti Craif, a Netanya Magistrate’s Court judge, is suspected of using her intimate ties with ex-bar association chief Effi Nave to get herself appointed to her post
Six people suspected of involvement in the May murder of Samar Khatib, 32, were arrested last month, all relatives of victim's former partner – including two of his sons
Law enforcement believes removing the gag orders will increase the pressure on the two, who had been Netanyahu’s close associates
Police source says the woman ran away from home but agreed to return after being assured that her family would reconsider its position on her engagement
The rise of Moshe Feiglin, a far-right champion of legalization, has pulled pot to the fore in election campaigns. Where do the other political parties stand?
Suspects ran a highly organized drug network that operated like a crime organization and allegedly sold ecstasy, cocaine and marijuana to Israelis, including minors
Orel Ben David is accused of circulating Avichai Mendelblit's personal details in WhatsApp groups and online, leading to harassment
Attorney general accepts request by the PM's legal team to delay hearing in corruption cases until after election out of concern material could leak and sway public sentiment
Resident of West Bank outpost, previously convicted of a church arson, and an unnamed accomplice were suspected of attacking Jerusalem's Dormition Abbey
Readying for hearing in corruption cases, the PM told Israel's top court previous 'populist' decision to hold funds from tycoon friends is 'unreasonable'
Police say investigation launched after video of woman shaking child went viral