How Netanyahu’s Right-hand Man Silenced the PM’s Critics
Law enforcement officials now see the Bezeq-Walla! case as the engine pulling the cigars-and-champagne and Yedioth Ahronoth-Israel Hayom cases
Gidi Weitz
Analysis Israel's AG Hoped Sara Netanyahu Had a Doctor's Note to Avoid Indictment
Mendelblit is the first attorney general who dared to indict a prime minister's wife. But every minute he squandered on the gourmet meals case was a wasted one
Secret Shin Bet File on 2017 Cop Killing: Not Terrorism, but a Police Failure
Yakub Abu al-Kiyan was fatally shot a moment before his car ran over policeman Erez Levy in the Bedouin village of Umm al-Hiran
Attorney General Considers Letting Tycoon Friends Fund Netanyahu’s Criminal Defense
Spencer Partridge and Nathan Milikowsky, Netanyahu’s cousin, have both testified in the premier's ongoing corruption investigations
Telecom Tycoon on Netanyahu's Aid to Bezeq: 'He Was Willing to Kill Himself for Me'
Elovitch's description of the governmental assistance his firm received shows he saw his relationship with Netanyahu as one of quid pro quo
Bedouin Was Driving Slowly When Cops Killed Him as ‘Car-rammer,’ but Police Closed the Case
Even though the department was unanimous in reaching this conclusion, State Prosecutor Shai Nitzan decided to close the case
Why the Man Who Put Olmert in Jail Thinks Netanyahu Must Quit Now
Former State Prosecutor Moshe Lador offers insight into the Netanyahu corruption investigations
Angling for a Comeback? Olmert Asks State to Wipe Criminal Record
Convicted of a number of crimes, former prime minister cannot yet return to the public arena unless the Justice Ministry agrees to his request
'Call Him, He’ll Understand' How Netanyahu's Confidant Made Sure Officials 'Acted Nicely'
Details reveal how Netanyahu and his staff worked to help Israel's telecom giant Bezeq by pressuring officials, and then tried to cover the tracks of their alleged deal to see the prime minister get better media coverage in return
Analysis The Evidence That Swayed the Israeli Attorney General in Netanyahu's New Media Case
The recordings, the texts, the e-mails and detailed testimonies in 'Case 4000' have changed Mendeblit's approach, and it seems Netanyahu has taken note
How Netanyahu's Go-between Sought Positive News Coverage for a Quid-pro-quo
‘He’ll go to jail,’ a media executive says about Nir Hefetz, a man the prime minister apparently did not respect or trust very much
Netanyahu Confidant Suspected of Offering Judge Top Post to Nix Case Against Sara Netanyahu
Nir Hefetz, a spokesperson for the Netanyahus, offered the judge the AG post ■ Judge then updated her friend, Israel's chief justice, who is expected to testify ■ Case blown open following arrest wave of PM confidants ■ Netanyahu issues denial
Analysis Media Cases Show Netanyahu's Bid for Tyranny
Mendelblit reportedly sees that Netanyahu’s ties with Bezeq’s Elovitch had a criminal nature
Analysis This Time, Netanyahu Can’t Hide From the Allegations Against Him
The price of admission to the center of power was steep enough – and the requests brazen enough – that the prime minister may not get off so easy this time
New Evidence Reveals: Favorable Coverage for the Netanyahus, Huge Benefits for Media Tycoon
Next week, police will publish their recommendations on the two cases regarding Netanayhu ■ New details show how news site was pressured to give Netanyahu better coverage ■ Investigation may prove to be prelude to case involving Israel's telecom giant Bezeq
Israeli Lawmaker Grilled in Bribery Case Involving Netanyahu and Media Tycoon
Eitan Cabel, who sponsored a bill targeting the pro-Netanyahu Israel Hayom, is suspected of breach of trust and obstruction of justice
Justice Ministry Conducts Security Sweep of Prosecutor in Netanyahu Cases
The sweep of Liat Ben Aris home follows reports that unknown individuals had come to her community seeking information about sensitive cases that she has been handling
Police Suspect Israel's Interior Minister of Accepting $58,000 Bribe
Though described as a loan, the money was given to Interior Minister Arye Dery without an agreement and no interest has been paid
Netanyahu Tells Police Billionaire Milchan Wasn't Only Israeli He Helped Sort Out U.S Visa Problems
PM says former National Security Adviser Uzi Arad was given the same assistance as Israeli billionaire, seemingly to show that his actions on Milchan's behalf – currently being investigated by the police – were not unusual
Police Investigating Unreported $57,000 Payment From Businessman to Israeli Minister
Money was allegedly received by Arye Dery in 2012 after he had announced his decision to return to politics. As interior minister, Dery later intervened in a legal dispute on the businessman’s behalf