The Courts

The regulation act which would have been met by outraged condemnation of the Obama Administration is expected to be ignored, if not applauded by the new tenant at the White House.

At 9 PM, Dana J. Boente, United States attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia, was sworn in as Yates' replacement, but not before he reportedly pledged to 'defend and enforce the laws of our country.'

The Department of Homeland Security says it will 'continue to enforce all of the president's Executive Orders."

Once again, teens are about to be thrown out of their homes with nowhere to go; and police wonder why they're making trouble.

Netanyahu's henchman, Coalition Chairman MK David Bitan, was seen trying to reach a deal with the opposition parties to postpone the vote by at east one week.

State University of New York officials are trying to deal with the unexpected effects of Trump's order on the system's 64 campuses with their 320 students from the seven forbidden countries.

Reporters were called in for closed meetings and told it would be for everyone's benefit to not stress that an Arab resident of Haifa committed a 'nationalistic' crime.

People with green cards will be able to enter the U.S. but will have to go through "routine re-screening."

'It’s working out very nicely,' the president said about his new executive order. 'You see it at the airports, you see it all over.'

The legislation was repeatedly stonewalled by Netanyahu over the past few months, for a variety of political considerations.

'The Salesman' tells the story of a young couple who are amateur actors appearing in a production of Arthur Miller’s 'Death of A Salesman.'

If the bill passes, it may put an end to the Supreme Court's guillotine hanging over the settlements.

Will the Israeli Supreme Court grant the residents the three months needed to prepare their new homes?

The Trump order is based on the Obama Administration's Visa Waiver Program Improvement and Terrorist Travel Prevention Act (H.R. 158), which prohibits some foreign nationals from visiting the US if they have recently traveled to Iran, Iraq, Sudan or Syria.

The first item in Metzger's original indictment (before the plea bargain) accused him of selling conversion certificates in exchange for bribes.

'As Defense Minister, I feel, like most of the citizens of Israel, a sense of unease about the court's decision.'

Azaria's attorney Sheftel branded the prosecution "irrepressibly bloodthirsty" for the severe sentence it is recommending.

Residents of Amona may once again risk being homeless due to last-minute maneuvering by the Palestinian Authority at the High Court of Justice.

Israeli authorities have been ordered to release the body of Ya’akub Musa Abu al-Qi’an, who ran over an Israeli police officer.

The terrorist who helped murder Malachi Rosenfeld was sentenced to life in prison plus 30 years -- but it won't bring back Malachi.

Azaria's mother passed out when she heard the news.

NYC Council member Chaim Deutsch sent a letter to President Obama asking for last-minute clemency for Sholom Rubashkin before he leaves office.

'Illegal squatters in the Hiran area have chosen to use violence and murder to force the hand of the authorities, emboldened by anti-Israel NGOs and Arab-Israeli lawmakers.'

Formal impeachment proceedings against Israeli Arab MK Basel Ghattas are in the initial stages; sufficient signatures have been obtained.

Apparently, the Jerusalemites were delighted with their gift balloons, and most of them agreed with the message.

Israel security forces were attacked by a gang of local Bedouin in the southern city of Rahat as they pursued a suspicious vehicle.

If the court now approves of the Civil Administration expropriating lands in Area C to serve an Arab settlement, it might find it difficult in the future to halt similar impounding that would favor Jewish settlements.

The defense attorney was astonished to find out that his confidential discussion with the prosecutors was leaked to the media while he was still in the lobby on his way out.

Temporary residents who support boycotts against Israel would not be upgraded to permanent residency, meaning they could be expelled.

Only 61% of combat soldiers say they are pleased with their commanders. In 2014 the figure was 65%, in 2012 76%.