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High Court of Justice Torpedoed Government’s Attempt to Renovate, Secure Mt. Meron Site

Various splits and disagreements within the trusts have led to the emergence of four different religious trusts being involved in the management of the compound.

Prosecution Recommends Criminal Investigation of Gantz’s Collaboration with Former Police Chief

Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit decided to open an investigation into the matter, but won't announce it before Election Day, March 2.

AG Orders Investigation of Gantz’s Company

Fifth Dimension senior officials participated in police discussion about contacting their company to check the suitability of the system they offered for police needs, which gave them the upper hand over competing companies.

Haneen Zoabi Facing Indictments for ‘Broad and Systematic Fraud’

Police suspect that during 2013 the party deposited about NIS 3.2 million from a source that has not yet been identified with the funds fraudulently declared as donations from private donors.

In Defense of Bibi: Accusers Much Dirtier

Or juxtaposes the cases against Netanyahu which any competent defense attorney could easily hit out of the ballpark, with the accusations against his foes.

Sara Netanyahu to Pay $15,000 in Plea Bargain

Sara and Benjamin Netanyahu's wealth is estimated at 50 million shekels ($13,900,000). The amount to be paid by Sara Netanyahu constitutes less than 0.1% of their holdings.

State Comptroller Recommends Criminal Investigation of UTJ’s Gafni

According to the report, other individuals involved in this case were served with indictments while the protected rabbi eluded the investigators, allegedly thanks to Gafni's assistance.

Police Recommend Indicting Interior Minister Arye Deri

The initial investigation raised suspicions of unusual movements in bank accounts associated with Aryeh Deri and family members.

Tax Authority Wants Halt on Exemptions to Olim, Returning Israelis, with Earnings Abroad

Potential olim and returning citizens would be more reluctant to come to Israel if they foresee disputes with the Tax Authority.

Knesset Passes ‘V-15 Law’ to Limit PACs Influence on Elections

The new Knesset amendment to the Campaign Finance Law does not deal with the possibility of super PACs.

Netanyahu to Testify on Gaza War on Live TV before Knesset Committee

MK Karin Elharrar said it's a shame Netanyahu has been 'doing everything to evade and play for time. If it were up to me we could have the debate next week.'

Analysis: Thursday the Hon. Judge Joseph Haim Shapira Decided to Outlaw Hate

The politics of the left rears its ugly head in several spots along the report, and it is most noticeable in Judge Shapira's directive to include the numerous NGOs "working for a shared society and prevention of racism."

One Third of Public Complaints to Israel’s Ombudsman ‘Justified’

"At the Israel Postal Company, for instance, some 69 percent of the complaints were found to be justified."

IDF Chief Cancels Hannibal Directive to Prevent Capture at All Cost

The Hannibal Directive was last executed in connection with the kidnapping of Lt. Hadar Goldin of the Givati special force, during the Rafah battle in August 2014, remembered as Black Friday.

Report on Housing Crisis to be Released Wednesday Night

The State Comptroller and Ombudsman will release his report on the housing crisis at 6 p.m. (11 a.m. EST) Wednesday night. The report will cover...

Putting Things Back Into Proportion

A State Comptroller audit report just came out attacking the prime minister for spending too much money on maintaining his residences and other official...

Report: Israel’s Strategic Sites Unprepared for Attack

Lack of preparation for proper defense at sensitive sites could kill thousands if not attended to, Israel's state comptroller charges in new report.

Miriam Ben-Porat: A Woman of ‘Firsts’

Miriam Scheinsohn was born on April 26, 1918, in Vitebsk (Belorussia), the youngest of eight children (she had three sisters and four brothers). Soon after Miriam’s birth the family moved to Kovno (Kaunas) in Lithuania, where her parents owned a textile factory.

Miriam Ben-Porat (94)

Miriam Ben-Porat, Israel's first female Supreme Court President died on Thursday at the age 94. She was also Israel's first female State Comptroller. Ben-Porat was...

Olmert Acquitted on Most Charges, Convicted on Breach of Trust

Former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert was "only" convicted of breach of trust, making him the first Israeli PM ever to be convicted of a criminal offense.

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