Jewish Leaders Slam Polish PM for Saying Restitution Would Be Victory for Hitler

World Jewish Congress president accuses Warsaw of 'profiteering' from Jewish assets confiscated by Nazis and then Communist Poland

Editorial Street Crime Isn't an Internal Matter for Israel's Arab Community

Netanyahu’s Lawyers Ask AG to Put Off Hearing for at Least One Year

The attorney general is expected to demand a hearing by the end of September

Arab Communities Protest Failure of Israeli Police to Fight Organized Crime

Community leaders point finger at 'racist Netanyahu government' ■ 24 Arab citizens have been killed in Israel since the beginning of the year

After 24th Arab Israeli Falls Victim to Gun Violence, His Town Set to Protest Police Neglect

Baka al-Garbiyeh resident Ahmad Mazen Dra'ima, 35, died of gunshot wounds Sunday overnight ■ Residents and officials charge that 'the police needs to function, not just as lip service'

Opinion A Police Force of and for All Citizens

Israeli Policeman to Be Disciplined for Dismissing Complaint by Left-wing Activist

'He's the biggest anarchist' in the West Bank, officer was recorded saying following Rabbi Arik Ascherman's complaint that settlers trespassed on private Palestinian land

Israel: No Link Between Gun Ownership and Domestic Murders

Defending the easing of gun permit criteria, state tells court there is no factual basis for claims that increased rates of Israelis owning guns contribute to domestic violence

Analysis Netanyahu Tries to Buy Time, but Can't Avoid the Court

The real question is what happens first: Will Netanyahu be protected from facing the law or will he be indicted?

Netanyahu's Lawyers Refuse to Accept Evidence Material From Attorney General

In statement, Avichai Mendelblit calls rejection 'odd' and says he will 'consider his options;' Netanyahu's attorney: I was not in the office when the courier arrived

Israel's Attorney General Expected to Agree to Postpone Netanyahu's Pre-indictment Hearing

Avichai Mendelblit is slated to tell Netanyahu's lawyers that he is determined to hold the hearing, but will agree to postpone it from July to the end of September if they collect evidence materials

Israel Police Arrest Driver in Car Accident That Killed Four Released Prisoners

Driver, a Jerusalem resident, is suspected of causing death by negligence due to careless driving and drifting out of his lane

Israel Police Close Case Against Cop Who Shot to Death Mentally Ill Ethiopian Man

Police say they there is no suspicion of criminal offense because Yehuda Biadga ran toward the policeman who shot him with a knife, posing 'a clear threat'

Israel's State Prosecutor Nixes State's Evidence Deal With Key Figure in Submarine Affair

Michael Ganor, who served as German shipbuilder Thyssenkrupp's representative in Israel, recanted his testimony last March citing police pressure

Israeli Police in Germany to Collect Testimonies at Firm Tied to Submarine Affair

Thyssenkrupp senior officials will be asked about suspected corruption in Netanyahu's approval of $2-billion purchase of German submarines and naval boats

A Military Checkpoint Is Not a Safe Place for an Assertive Palestinian Woman and Her Friends

Three Palestinians' calm ride to a friend's engagement party in Bethlehem turned into a violent and emotional reminder of the reality of the occupation ■ Police: Claims are untrue

Body Found in Central Israel Is Arab Israeli Woman Who Went Missing

'All the signals were there but nobody lifted a finger,' welfare authorities say about the suspected murder of Najlaa Alamuri, a 19-year-old whose relatives are under arrest

Israel Arrests 18 Right-wing Activists While Evacuating Illegal West Bank Outpost

Maoz Esther, built on private Palestinian land, is alternately built and demolished on a monthly basis

Netanyahu’s Security Detail Assaults Haaretz Photographer

As PM attended birthday party for PR mogul Ran Rahav, guards closed public street and detained photographer – until he called police for help

Opinion Alone in an Israeli Hospital, This Palestinian Died of His Wounds

Murderer of Israeli Teen, Convicted Through DNA Evidence, Sentenced to Life in Prison

Daniel Nahmani is charged with killing Noa Eyal, a 17-year-old girl he picked up in his car, then drove to a forest where he sexually assaulted and killed her 21 years ago

West Bank Palestinian Dies During His Arrest in Northern Israel

Mohammed Majed Camille, 22, was detained for working illegally in Israel ■ Police deny Palestinian Authority claims that he fell to his death while they chased him

Heads of Israeli Battered Women’s Shelters Oppose New Policy of Sending Women There by Force

Following Haaretz report, one director says: 'This has no legal or humane justification' ■ Police source: These are extreme cases, these women wouldn't be alive if not for us

In First, Israeli Courts Force At-risk Women Into Shelters Against Their Will

The Social Affairs Ministry and women’s shelters are vehemently opposed to the practice, saying that the women can be protected without denying them their freedom

Israeli Police Shoot Palestinian Suspected of Attempted Stabbing Attack in West Bank

Border Police say 20-year-old Palestinian man approached outpost and behaved 'suspiciously,' then tried stabbing policemen who were pursuing him

Netanyahu's Cousin Hid Business Ties to Prime Minister From Police

Nathan Milikowsky was asked explicitly if he and Netanyahu maintained business ties and he denied it, despite the fact that the two were partners in the SeaDrift steel company from 2007 to 2010

Israeli Couple Suspected of Kidnapping Their Daughter Because They Disapproved of Her Relations With Men

A purported video of the incident shows the parents dragging their daughter along in a car, with her legs hanging out, at a Bedouin town in southern Israel

Israeli Police Detain Journalists Documenting Temple Mount Activists, Confiscate Equipment

Haaretz and Walla journalists were accompanying activists trying to smuggle goats into the Jerusalem compound for a Passover sacrifice. The equipment was later returned to the reporters after their five-hour detention

Israel Begins Demolishing Palestinian Homes in East Jerusalem Neighborhood

Supreme Court rejected families’ appeal that Jerusalem Municipality discriminated against them and they had no choice but to build illegally ■ Neighborhood includes some 60 buildings and is home to 500 residents