'If I were president today, I would consider resigning,' says Aharon Barak, arguing override clause would harm citizens ■ Dorit Beinisch says backers 'want to change the entire system for personal motives'
Netanyahu's lawyers had asked for hearings to be postponed for a year ■ AG says such a delay would harm public interest
'It's unacceptable to change the entire legal system just because one man has a problem,' says lawyer of U.S. billionaire Sheldon Adelson against PM's legislative plan
The attorney general is expected to demand a hearing by the end of September
Deputy state prosecutor noted that co-leader of far-right party made the statement last December, after attacks against Jewish settlers in the West Bank
Justice speaks in Nuremberg days after Netanyahu reportedly seeks legislation to put Knesset beyond judicial oversight
Attorney collects evidence material against prime minister in corruption probes after refusing to accept them earlier this week from attorney general, announce intention to set date for hearing
The panel, in Comptroller Joseph Shapira’s own office, refuses to proceed until the prime minister provides information he has promised
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
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
May 10 was last date given by attorney general to schedule a date for hearing on the prime minister's corruption and bribery cases
Michael Ganor, who served as German shipbuilder Thyssenkrupp's representative in Israel, recanted his testimony last March citing police pressure
PM's lawyers says he will seek funding from another businessman, Spencer Partrich ■ Netanyahu reneges on agreement to provide committee with details on ties to Partrich
A state comptroller report reveals that despite a rise in sex crimes against minors, only seventy percent of the pedophilia cases are closed for lack of evidence
Shira Raban, who worked for a month at the prime minister's residence, filed a long list of accusations against the prime minister's wife, whose lawyers call ‘malicious lies’
Lindenstrauss was an aide to Shimon Peres when he was minister, and served as state comptroller from 2005 to 2012
‘Judgment by the voters does not replace judgment of the law,’ Avichai Mendelblit asserts
The prime minister's lawyers refuse to collect the massive evidence files until arrears fees are paid, but Attorney General Avichai Mendelblit says the preliminary hearing must take place by July 10 regardless
Three hospitals admit in court that this is their policy, claiming they do so 'at the women's request'
Kulanu Chairman Moshe Kahlon says internal polling shows he lost voters because of his consistent defense of the legal system
Netanyahu's lawyers are refusing to pick up the prosecution's massive evidence files until they see some money
Education Minister Bennett tells supporters not to give up hope after Channel 11 and 12 show Hayamin Hehadash will not make it into next Knesset
Rabbi requested release of Malka Leifer, former headmistress of ultra-Orthodox girls' school, from jail to house arrest
State comptroller bases suspicions on statements Netanyahu gave to permits committee, which recently barred him from receiving funds from his cousin to cover legal defense
According to a new directive targeting a raft of offenses, a dance that includes intimate contact will be considered prostitution, which has been made illegal in Israel
511 complaints were filed with the prosecution ombudsman in 2018- including claims that prosecutors concealed crucial evidence and denied bail to pressure defendants into plea bargains
Netanyahu said Saturday that he hadn't informed the security establishment because there are 'things that even the defense minister and the chief of staff don’t need to know' but claimed he has told the AG - who now denies it
Michael Ganor, who served as German shipbuilder Thyssenkrupp's representative in Israel, recanted his testimony citing pressure on his family
Following the resignation of the retired district court judge Awni Habash who said he had been subjected to political pressure, Avigdor Ravid tells Haaretz he felt no such pressure
Retired Judge Awni Habash says decision to resign comes after he was subjected to political pressure