Kindergarten Aide Sentenced to 17 Years for Causing Baby’s Death
As part of a plea bargain, Ina Skivenko was convicted of assaulting nine other toddlers on 35 occasions
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In Rare Move, Israeli Court Orders Parents to Vaccinate Their Baby for Tetanus
Social services petitioned the court after the parents of the one-year-old, who suffered a burn to his foot, refused to inoculate the child
Sexual Misconduct Case Against Israeli Singer Eyal Golan Won't Be Reopened Despite New Allegations
Testimonies revealed in report on Channel 13 open leads police didn't check, including claims by then-minor fans that Golan asked them to 'pamper' his friends
State Prosecutor Accuses Police, Judge of Colluding in Deceitful Court Order in Slander Case
The police created a fictitious website in the investigation of the case against blogger Lori Shem-Tov, accused of crimes including invasion of privacy and insulting civil servants, among them judges, in online publications
Israeli Female Judge Says Rape of Men Worse Than Rape of Women
A man feels greater shame and guilt, Be’er Sheva Magistrate’s Court Judge Sara Haviv wrote in sentencing decision, because of ‘social expectations'
Netanyahu's Former Aide Admits Criminal Offence in Plea Deal
Ezra Saidoff, who was involved in ordering some $100,000 worth of catered meals to the Prime Minister’s Residence, is expected to pay a fine and do community service
Promotion of Prosecutor in Netanyahu's Cases Suspended Over Anonymous Complaint
'Concerned prosecutors' claim Liat Ben Ari's promotion should be halted because it is only being pushed due to her 'aggressive attitude' toward the premier
In Final Decision, Netanyahu's Request to Let Tycoon Friend Fund Legal Defense Denied
State comptroller committee rules the prime minister didn't provide sufficient information on his relations with Spencer Partrich, but could get last-second permission to take a loan to cover legal fees in bribery cases
Anti-occupation NGO Spokesman Didn't Lie About Beating a Palestinian, Prosecution Admits
Reversing decision to close landmark case against Breaking the Silence spokesman, deputy state prosecutor says nevertheless violence 'was crucial to making arrest'
Tel Aviv Club Owner Convicted of Numerous Sexual Assaults Denied Shorter Prison Time
Israel's top court rejects an appeal by Alon Kastiel, who argued his sentence of four years and nine months was far harsher than similar cases
Corruption Case Against Netanya Mayor Closed Due to Lack of Evidence
State prosecutor says not enough evidence to charge Miriam Feirberg for bribery, fraud and breach of trust
In Rare Move, Israel's Top Court to Rehear Case on Denying Adulterous Woman Property Rights
In the 2018 ruling, High Court upheld a rabbinical court decision, by which a woman who cheated is not entitled in a divorce to half the value of the house the couple lived in
Israeli Court Rejects State's Bid to Amend Sara Netanyahu Verdict
Prosecutors wanted it to say she improperly used funds to order catered meals for private, rather than official, guests
Rape of 7-year-old Israeli Girl in West Bank Not Politically Motivated, Security Sources Say
According to the sources, police did not involve the Shin Bet security service in the probe as no such suspicion arose ■ Suspect denies charges, but sources say he was found to have lied on polygraph test
Israel Postpones Eviction of West Bank Bedouin Village of Khan al-Ahmar Until December
State tells High Court of Justice nothing would move at least till mid-December, when new government is formed
Analysis Judges Put Aside Duty to Protect Sara Netanyahu. Will They Do the Same With Her Husband?
The true face of Israel's judicial system was revealed when it came to judging the strongest woman in the country
Netanyahu Blasts Court for Convicting His Wife: She Is the Victim of a Witch Hunt
Sara Netanyahu admitted to criminal offense in plea deal, and will be required to pay the state $15,000 ■ Justice Ministry official slams PM for ignoring conviction: 'Sara is not Dreyfus'
Sara Netanyahu Admits Criminal Offense in Plea Deal, Will Pay Fine
Prime minister's wife signed a plea deal on Wednesday to pay $15,000 for intentionally exploiting another person's mistake, after she had been originally charged with aggravated fraud, fraud and breach of trust
Israel's Chief Justice, AG Slam New Justice Minister's 'Irresponsible Worldview'
Justice Minister Amir Ohana said that in certain cases the High Court's decisions should not be followed. 'The path is short between such a worldview and anarchy,' Supreme Court President Esther Hayut warns
State Rebuts Netanyahu’s Case for Delaying of Pre-indictment Hearing
Prosecution rejected Israeli Prime Minister's attorney's claim that that he hadn't received the complete investigation materials
Sara Netanyahu Signs Plea Deal, Will Pay $15,000 for Misuse of Public Funds
Prime minister's wife originally charged with aggravated fraud, fraud and breach of trust
Prosecution to File Amended Indictment Against Sara Netanyahu
Original accused of misusing $100,000 in public funds, prime minister's wife expected to finalize plea deal and agree to pay $15,000
Dropping Bid for New Delay, Netanyahu Says He Will Attend Pre-indictment Hearing
Netanyahu has argued that he can’t prepare properly for the hearing because of the September 17 election, despite the fact that the new election was his idea
Israeli Prosecutors Say Sara Netanyahu Hasn’t Signed Plea Deal
The prime minister's wife is supposed to pay $15,000 in an agreement after she was indicted for allegedly misusing public funds
Israel Seeks 12-year Jail Term for Blogger Accused of Slandering Public Officials
The exceptional indictment contains 120 accusations against Lori Shem-Tov and others; the prosecutors apparently see this as a test case for online shaming
Netanyahu Considers Petitioning High Court to Delay Pre-indictment Hearing
Last week, Attorney General Avichay Mendelblit denied a request by the prime minister to postpone his hearing in three corruption probes
Attorney General Rejects Netanyahu's Request to Postpone Pre-indictment Hearing
Netanyahu argues that proximity of October hearing to Election Day makes it impossible, but Mendelblit says it will not interfere with the campaign
Netanyahu Seeks Postponement of Pre-indictment Hearing, Citing Election Round
Prime minister says proximity of Election Day makes October date impossible, but attorney general is not expected to comply with the request
With Snap Election in Sight, Netanyahu to Ask for Another Delay in Pre-trial Hearing
Israel's Justice Ministry is expected to deny the prime minister's request, maintaining that elections are not relevant to the hearing in his corruption cases
Suspected of Misusing $100,000 of Public Funds, Sara Netanyahu Signs Plea Deal to Pay $15,000
The premier's wife was suspected of fraudulently receiving catered meals at at a cost of around $100,000; according to the deal, she will not admit to defrauding the state