The investigation into the singer's sexual misconduct was closed, but new documents show a harrowing pattern – and that the police didn't always ask the right questions
This is the third such suit against the Justice Ministry unit that is probing sexual misconduct allegations against former Jerusalem District Police Chief Nisso Shaham
A 2015 ruling forbids a transitional government from making any senior civil service appointments, unless urgent
The former Palestinian security prisoner's lawyer argued that his pardon could be revoked only if he committed a crime against state security
Ophir Cohen was tapped by Amir Ohana to replace Emi Palmor, the director general for the past five years, who was dismissed a few weeks after Ohana took office in June
Haim Katz, member of Netanyahu's Likud party, is suspected of a quid-pro-quo relationship with businessman Moti Ben-Ari
Charges against Haim Katz relate to 'give and take' with financial adviser, including allegations he sponsored legislation to benefit him ■ Lawmaker considers asking Knesset to grant him immunity, attorney general will instruct PM to fire Katz if he fails to resign
After entire committee resigns in protest of Israeli state comptroller's 'interference' over the prime minister's legal funds, watchdog nominates eight new members
New State Comptroller Matanyahu Engelman told his special permits committee it does not have authority to ask Netanyahu to return legal defense funds
Zoabi and other party officials are suspected of falsely reporting millions of shekels that went into campaign funding
Suspicions against Haim Katz relate to 'give and take' with financial adviser, including allegations that the minister sponsored legislation to benefit him
Forcing victims of sexual offenses to reveal sensitive information could have a chilling effect on these kinds of lawsuits, justice says
Amir Ohana's decision to dismiss Emi Palmor comes only weeks after he assumed his position, during which he replaced his entire team
The incident, which happened four years ago, already led to the conviction of a fifth man who acted as a lookout
As part of a plea bargain, Ina Skivenko was convicted of assaulting nine other toddlers on 35 occasions
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
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
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
A man feels greater shame and guilt, Be’er Sheva Magistrate’s Court Judge Sara Haviv wrote in sentencing decision, because of ‘social expectations'
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
'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
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
Reversing decision to close landmark case against Breaking the Silence spokesman, deputy state prosecutor says nevertheless violence 'was crucial to making arrest'
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
State prosecutor says not enough evidence to charge Miriam Feirberg for bribery, fraud and breach of trust
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
Prosecutors wanted it to say she improperly used funds to order catered meals for private, rather than official, guests
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
State tells High Court of Justice nothing would move at least till mid-December, when new government is formed
The true face of Israel's judicial system was revealed when it came to judging the strongest woman in the country