Army Radio reporter finds former Bar Association chairman'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
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
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
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
Despite army and police opposition and concerns over recent investigations, Netanyahu, backed by Justice Minister Shaked, orders expansion of the investigative military police's powers to operate in Palestinian territories
Two of the six activists that had reportedly received police summons in the guise of interrogations were obliged to appear, violating a 2017 Supreme Court ruling that such questioning be done voluntarily
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
Police stormed the high school in a West Bank settlement as part of a probe into a murder of Aisha Rabi, who was killed by rock-hurling in October
It seems to have been no coincidence that the prime minister chose to make the demand for a confrontation only after the investigation was over
Unarmed woman advanced toward the policemen even after they called on her to halt and shot in the air, Border Police say
The prime minister accused secretary of failing to relay order to prevent Amona evacuation ■ Police chief and public security minister had been unaware of the operation, but settler sources say the army had informed them in advance
Settlers throw stones at security forces, barricading themselves to the outpost and burning tires ■ 23 police officers hospitalized, 3 settlers wounded
Incident comes a week after Attorney General Avichai Mendelblit, who is facing a crucial decision on whether to indict the prime minister, reported to police that his father's grave had been desecrated
No one has been called in for questioning since the death of an employee, while both the police and Leviev are refusing to compromise, sources say
After lengthy delays, advocates welcome move to protect rights of workers 'who have been neglected for years and abandoned in death without anyone held responsible'
The investigation was run by a police unit whose former head charged that the Netanyahus might be behind a sexual harassment allegation against him
Gag order prevents publication of any details concerning the investigation or the suspects' identity ■ 'Shin Bet and state attorney try to secure confessions from teenagers in violent, unacceptable ways,' says attorney
A Tel Aviv judge ruled that the newspaper and reporter Uri Blau failed to exercise proper caution in protecting the source who had given Blau a USB drive containing classified military material in 2008
Avichai Mendelblit filed police complaint but says he doesn't know why someone would target his father's tombstone ■ Netanyahu orders probe into the incident
Court rejects claim that man posed threat to public, says police made unnecessary arrest
Sheikh Sayeh Abu-Madi’am, who lives in the unrecognized village of Al-Araqib, is likely the first Bedouin community to go to prison over his fight to have the state recognize his ownership of land in the Negev
Sheffi Paz, who campaigns against asylum seekers, claimed police was 'trying to silence her by means of false arrests'
The police force, which sees Arab citizens as enemies, is simply not committed to them. How can it be expected to fight crime in Arab communities?
Army and police chiefs must prove they won't give in to lawlessness, following three incidents that showed questionable use of force against Palestinians easily goes unpunished
The Justice Ministry's decision not to launch an investigation in the 2015 case of police who killed an assailant already on the ground shows that ethical and legal norms don't apply to Palestinians
Despite border policemen's admission they continued shooting after Basel Ragheb Sidr was lying wounded on the ground, the Justice Ministry department that probes police misconduct twice refused to investigate
'They weren't bringing this for a birthday or a dinner,' Moshe Lador says of a bribery charge against the premier, asserting that 'it's very unrealistic' he won't be indicted
Most of the freed prisoners hadn’t yet completed a rehabilitation program ■ Three ordered to stay away from wives
Prisoners are being paroled a few months early to relieve overcrowding, even if they have not completed rehabilitation programs