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Court Rebukes IDF Civil Administration: Doubtful It Took Effective Enforcement Against Illegal Arab Structures

"With each passing day, the citizens of the State of Israel are losing more and more state lands, the price of which we all pay."

Prosecution Wants to Relocate Rabbi Berland’s House Arrest after Confrontations with Followers

The commander of the Zichron Yaacov police station wrote to the prosecution that Berland's followers knew about the location of his house arrest and arrived there even before his release.

Zionist NGO Sues for Data on Extent of Israeli Power Company’s Support for Illegal...

"Beyond the safety hazards that accompany unauthorized electrical connections without any supervision, this move constitutes making permanent the illegal construction in the area."

Israel Awards Palestinian Authority Tax Money to Arabs Tortured for ‘Collaboration’

Ruling follows P.A. refusal to pay out court-ordered compensation to a group of 52 Palestinian Authority citizens.

Ori Ansbacher’s Murderer Admits the Charges But Won’t Say So in Court

“That murder was the best and most important thing I have ever done,” Irafaiya said.

Court Calls Accused Pedophile Leifer an Impostor, Extradition to Australia Next

"The injustice to her victims, young girls in Melbourne, that lasted for more than six years, was outrageous."

Netanyahu on the Attack on the First Day of his Trial

"We hired an expert to evaluate the number of pages in Case 4,000 – it's 230 binders not including the digital media."

Trial Starts Sunday: Netanyahu Won’t Sit on Defendant’s Bench Before Photographers Leave the Courtroom

Of course, paparazzi being what they are, expect a war of wits between them and the authorities, because, hey, such an image could be worth a lot of shekels.

Netanyahu Requesting 45-Day Delay of Trial, But Approval Unlikely

Judge Friedman-Feldman sat on the panel of judges that convicted former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert for fraudulent acceptance of a gift and breach of trust.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Trial Begins March 17

The indictment against the prime minister was officially filed on January 28 by Attorney-General Avichai Mandelblit.

Australian Parliament in Bipartisan Demand to Extradite Malka Leifer

“We have been exceptionally patient in this case, but enough is enough,” Liberal MP and former Australian ambassador to Israel Dave Sharma said

Netanyahu Indicted

The move means that the indictments against Netanyahu can now be filed in Jerusalem District Court.

Major Class Action Suit Against Arab Bank for Funding Terrorism

The Arab Bank has assisted in financing the payments to families of terrorists and terrorists who are behind bars in Israel.

Jerusalem District Court Orders Temporary Suspension of Operations at Leviathan Gas Field

Local communities contend poisonous emissions from Leviathan will cause irreversible damage to public health if not stopped.

Supreme Court Returns Malka Leifer to Jail

Last year, court-appointed psychiatrists determined Leifer was an impostor and fit to stand trial. Since then, she has been held in Neve Tirza women's prison.

Court Releases Malka Leifer to House Arrest Pending Psych Eval

In June, a court appointed psychiatric panel decided that Leifer was manipulative and did not appear to be mentally ill at all.

Election ‘Cameras Law’ to Be Submitted for Knesset Vote Despite AG’s Objections

Police have launched investigations into only six out of hundreds of suspicious polls where there is clear evidence of cheating.

Jerusalem District Court Rules PA, PLO Responsible for Second Intifada Terror Attacks

The Court cites the “financial and practical support” and ideological encouragement for the attacks provided to the terrorists by the Palestinian Authority and the PLO.

$60 Million Class Action Suit by Communities Suffering from Arab Villagers’ Electronic Waste Fire...

Plaintiffs are exposed to the ravages of smoke inhalation, inhalation of hazardous substances, bad odors and air pollution, which may cause severe suffering and serious illnesses.

Hague ICC to Hear Complaints Against PA for Torturing Civilians

The father suffered a heart attack when he saw his little daughter who became paralyzed, because the Palestinian Authority had removed her from the incubator in order to punish her father.

Jerusalem Court Sides with Ateret Cohanim Vs. Greek Church on 3 Major Purchases

The three companies affiliated with Ateret Cohanim are the proud holders of a large portion of the entrance to the Old City from the direction of Jaffa Gate, as well as in another area in the Bab a-Khuta neighborhood.

Court Sends Ori Ansbacher’s Murderer to Psychiatric Evaluation

"That murder was the best and most important thing I have ever done," Irafaiya told his interrogators.

Leftist Journalist to Pay $7,000 Reparations to Hebron Resident He Called ‘Nazi’

Someone should now tell Israeli leftists to be careful in their attacks on Otzma Yehudit and avoid references to the history of Germany between 1933 and 1945.

Police Arrest Relatives Suspected in Mysterious Murder of Jerusalem Couple

Police Arrest Relatives Suspected in Mysterious Murder of Jerusalem Couple

Former Minister Gonen Segev Convicted of Spying for Iran

The former minister tried to link his Iranian operators with Israelis with whom he was in contact so that the Iranian agents could dig out information from his victims.

A First: Court Orders Interior Ministry to Recognize Private Orthodox Conversion

In 2016, the High Court of Justice ruled that conversions in private Orthodox courts in Israel should be recognized. The Netanyahu government has been dragging its feet about complying with the ruling.

Israeli Court Forces Compensating Arab Land Owners, Keeping Jewish Settlement Intact

The court, in effect, has granted a first legal precedent for establishing the legal foundations of young settlements throughout Judea and Samaria.

Hebron Arab Smuggled Knife into Jerusalem to Kill a Yarmulke Wearing Jew

His plan was to locate a suitable victim, pepper-spray him, then stab him in the neck or back when he couldn't defend himself.

Shabak Nabs Former Rabin Government Energy Minister on Espionage for Iran

His ministerial appointment was a reward for Segev's casting a crucial vote in favor of the Oslo Accords.

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