The prime minister wants to find out if Avichai Mendelblit, a former military advocate general, played an improper role in the so-called Harpaz affair nearly a decade ago
Avriel Bar-Yosef, former No. 2 at National Security Council to be indicted for bribery, fraud and breach of trust, pending hearing
'Today we exile women from the center of the courtroom and make them cling to the wall, and tomorrow the appellant will demand that the state be represented only by a male,' judge writes in his ruling
A Haaretz investigation finds that an official in a largely ultra-Orthodox city is suspected of skimming off the top on fees paid for kashrut supervision for the benefit of a private establishment
The former school principal, facing dozens of charges, has been fighting extradition from Israel for years, with the legal wrangle to bring her before an Australian court causing a diplomatic strain between the allies
The permits committee cited a ‘change in circumstances’ following Netanyahu’s indictment in January as grounds for reconsideration
Senior figures within the prosecution question the timing of Dan Eldad's announcement to probe Fifth Dimension, formerly headed by Netanyahu rival Benny Gantz, weeks before Israel's election
Moshe Svorai, a partly exonerated fellow Lehi member, inadvertently disclosed the commander’s hideout, scholar says
Fifth Dimension allegedly presented false information to police, which invested in one of its projects ■ Gantz, who is not a suspect in the affair, rejected probe as politically motivated
Gilad Erdan wanted to initiate a process to unseal evidence in Netanyahu's cases, which could have significantly delayed the proceedings
In January, three homeless drug addicts died on the streets in and around south Tel Aviv’s Neveh Sha’anan neighborhood
Beno Reinhorn convicted in plea deal after using a false identity on social media to convince victims to commit sex acts on camera
President Rivlin could find himself deciding whether to task someone with forming a coalition days before being due in court – and that's just one problem
Hearings on psychological evaluation expected to take place in February or March, further delaying a possible decision on handing over Malka Leifer to Australia for trial
A couple assaulted by Berland, arrested anew this month for alleged extortion, seek compensation and the removal of Facebook and YouTube pages that promote him
Former labor minister allegedly promoted legislation that would have benefited him personally while concealing apparent conflicts of interest
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Prosecutors say more than $10 million landed in the accounts they used for payments to their 'VIP Escorts' enterprise
Three judges will try Netanyahu in a Jerusalem court
The Aguda Association for LGBTQ Equality attributes the jump last year in reported incidents mainly to more complete reporting
A draft agreement would have the model’s mother, Tzipi Refaeli serve a year and 4 months in prison
Recognizing lap dances in clubs as prostitution earlier on could have spared some of the society’s most marginalized women a lot of abuse
Sources in Bennett's office deny that he backtracked due to right-wing pressure, a day after signing the administrative detention order against 19-year-old Eliya Ben-David of Nof Hagail
Closure orders were issued to the Baby Dolls, Shendu and GoGo clubs in first major enforcement of the Prosecution's new guidelines since the Pussycat club was shut down last summer
Niso Shaham was sentenced to a 10-month jail term and fined following his conviction for sexual harassment, indecent assault, fraud and breach of trust
Critics in the justice system consider this a violation of suspects' right to avoid self-incrimination
Sheikh Ra’ad Salah was convicted of praising the actions of three Israeli Arabs who killed two Border Police officers in Jerusalem's Old City in 2017
Eliezer Berland's followers confront police during arrest, with some of them hurling stones and other objects and wounding two police officers