Netanyahu probably understands an indictment is nearing, and is beginning to roll out his defense. The only problem: It contradicts some of the testimonies against him
The only way to restore public trust is to examine every aspect of the acquisition process and Israel’s tacit approval of the sale of advanced submarines to Egypt
It’s frightening that two years after that examination began, important aspects of the affair still have not been investigated. This is not an isolated incident, but rather evidence of systemic rot
Haaretz’s crime reporter and defense expert answer questions on the corruption case in which the police seek indictments on people close to the prime minister
Israel Police opens inquiry into incident in Ramat Hasharon ■ Figures across the political spectrum condemn the act
It's one of Israel's worst corruption cases. But how deep does it go?
Allowing it for terrorists, or anyone, will mean the crossing of a red line; Israel will have ceased to be Israel
In the highly complicated case involving a former navy chief and people close to Netanyahu, the police were shocked to discover that huge procurement deals were signed almost as an afterthought
Sponsored by Justice Minister Ayelet Shaked, new law will upturn current ban on media and other entities sharing personal details of survivors – if they agree
Two of the six suspects arrested are Leviev's brother, Moshe, and his son Zvulun