24-year-old Ethiopian-Israeli Yehuda Biadga struggled with a mental disorder, his family and a police source say ■ Police shot him in the upper body at close range, while second officer had a Taser gun available
Hundreds, including student's father, attended silent vigil in front of Victoria state parliament in Melbourne, as prime minister says 'country is very shaken'
Israel News Company reports that senior legal officials say AG Mendelblit concluded deliberations on the telecom graft probe known as Case 4000
Army Radio reporter finds former Bar Association president's old cellphone, hacks it and hands it to police in exchange for immunity ■ New suspicions allege Nave helped an intern he was intimately involved with pass the bar exam
Australian police say suspect was arrested after extensive investigation ■ Aya Masarwe's family say she had been on the phone with her sister when the attack happened
Justice minister's alliance with dubious 'sex for judgeship' lawyer might show she lacks the minimal sense of smell to avoid people who, going down, tarnish everyone around
Despite agreeing to the meeting request, the Attorney General's office says 'there are no grounds for suspending the handling of cases against elected officials or candidates' if police have finished investigating
21-year-old Aya Masarwe was followed from public transport and attacked close to the university where she was studying, authorities say
Nepotism, cronyism and preference for the elites has always existed when appointing judges. The difference today is the context – sex, and perhaps the chutzpah and style that stemmed from Nave’s intoxication with power
In her enthusiasm to fulfill her agenda, Israel's justice minister ignored all the warning signs regarding Effi Nave and gave him a dangerous level of power
The shift in the balance of power on the Judicial Selection Committee – away from the justices and toward the politicians – is what made possible the actions now under investigation
'Effi' Nave has been a dominant figure on Israel's legal scene since 2015, and recently made headlines for allegedly trying to smuggle a travel companion through airport security
Aya Masarwe, a student at Shanghai University, was in Melbourne on a study abroad program and will be buried in Israel
Attorney general recuses himself from case given friendship with main suspect, who police want to keep in custody for three more days ■ Justice minister, top justice to testify
The permits committee in the State Comptroller’s Office has been ordered to hear the arguments of the prime minister's new lawyer, only weeks after it turned down a similar request to receive funds from tycoons
Couple in their 70s was found stabbed to death in their apartment in Jerusalem's Armon Hanetziv neighborhood
Israeli court extended remand of primary suspect in case, after four other suspects implicated in the deadly October stone-throwing released ■ Court 'elegantly ignores his solid alibi,' father claims
Likud minister Ayoub Kara is suspected of receiving political gifts as well as of promoting appointments of relatives and other associates, according to Army Radio
Young neighbor gave the police some details, saying that he’d heard shouting from the apartment, apparently when family members discovered the bodies
Following the criminalization of buying sex, cabinet ministers endorsed a scheme to set up emergency housing and rehabilitation hostels
The couple’s children called the police after being unable to contact their parents for several days ■ Police said the couple's apartment was locked with no sign of a break-in
The minor to be held in custody until Tuesday, is one out of five settlers suspected of killing 47-year-old Aisha Mohammed Rabi in October
There is an 'evidentiary difference' between the suspect in detention and his four classmates, who were released to house arrest, in October’s stoning death of 47-year-old Aisha Rabi, source tells Haaretz
One of the two, Mohammed Abu Zeinab of the village of Jish, allegedly killed Yara Ayoub with the help of a juvenile accomplice due to the girl's repeated requests for money
After the prime minister's request to receive funding from tycoons was rejected, new request shows he secured funds from cousin Nathan Milikowsky
Mohammed Lababidi initially provided an alibi but witnesses' testimonies and forensic tests proved that he was the one who killed his pregnant wife
Thirty percent of Israeli children live in poverty, half of them ultra-Orthodox ■ President Rivlin: 'Data point to gaps we can't and don't accept'
The police don't have to let state's witnesses confront their accusers, and corruption doesn't necessarily include cash
Gonen Segev, who was caught trying to smuggle ecstasy into Israel in 2004, found guilty of aggravated espionage. Shin Bet: He gave Iran state information from his stint in cabinet
Why is the alarm sounded when Jews are interrogated by dark police methods, but no one says a word when Arabs are interrogated with the same methods?