Netanyahu Attacks Mandelblit Directly over ‘Questionable Timing’ of TV Interview
The AG allegedly told his circle: "The talking points come directly from above, the prime minister is dragging the entire country down with him, it's sad and it will hurt all of us."
No More Appeals: Supreme Court OK’s Demolition of Ari Fuld’s Killer’s Home
The demolition can be carried out at any time at this point in accordance with the orders of the Israeli Supreme Court.
Jewish Federal Judge Denies YAFFED’s Motion for Injunction Against Chassidic Yeshivas
The state and the city depts. of education were questioning why the Chassidic apples weren't more orange.
Friedberg Foundation Cuts Off Rabbi Druckman’s Funding for Supporting Sex Abuser
In 2013, a judge sentenced Elon to community service, and Rabbi Druckman said the judge had made a mistake and should not have convicted Elon.
Police Gagged Investigation Concerns Corrupt Judicial Appointments
Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit has recused himself from the investigation due to his friendship with the main suspect.
Under Sweeping Gag Order, Israeli Police Investigating ‘Critical Case’ Involving the Judiciary
And so the year 1959 in Israel moves on calmly.
High Court Rejects Eviction Appeal of Arab Squatters in Eastern Jerusalem
The Arab family has lived there since 1956. Their house was built on lands that were owned by Jews before the 1948 War of Independence.
Jerusalem Arab Gets 11 Years for Plotting to Assassinate Netanyahu
Rashada planned, among other things, to harm prominent public figures, including Prime Minister Netanyahu and Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat.
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.
Defending Against Surprises, PM Limits New Faces on Likud Knesset List
The relatively low reserved spot on the Likud's list means that the PM is not planning to attract a new, big name to his party's Knesset delegation.
Haggard and Angry, Netanyahu Enters Critical Career Phase with Baffling Speech to the Nation
When he finally reached the podium, it soon became clear that the prime minister had nothing new, never mind dramatic, to declare to the nation.
Tax Evasion Indictment Against Supermodel Bar Refaeli
According to suspicions, Rafaeli established companies abroad and opened accounts around the world where her considerable revenues were channeled.
Police Use Extreme Violence in Evacuating Youths from Amona
"Whenever, for lack of evidence on the part of the Shin Bet, there is a need to excuse the torture of minors in the Shin Bet dungeons, the Shin Bet starts spreading fake news."
Border Fence Works: Not One Illegal Migrant Entered from Africa in 2018
Construction of the same border fence between the US and Mexico, would be $5.785 billion, no need for a wall or steel slats.
Court Throws Out Teen’s Confession of Hate Crimes Citing Torture by Clandestine Police
The same ruling could set free Yinon Reuveni, who was convicted on the basis of Z's confessions in a number of incidents, and the trial of the minor accused in the murder of the Dawabsheh family in the village of Duma,
Knesset Passes Bills Punishing Prostitution Clients, Compelling Security Cameras in Old Age Homes
The bill's authors did not consider the option of permitting prostitutes to work in secure environments, where they are examined for venereal diseases and where their income is taxable.
Prosecution Demands 18-Year Sentence for Killer of British Exchange Student in Jerusalem
The Prosecution argued that the killer was mentally unstable and didn't murder Hannah Bladon out of Nationalistic reasons.
Nazareth Court Sends Youth to Psychiatric Detention over ‘Fortnite’ Addiction
The boy also participated in the discussion and said: "I understand that everyone is worried that I don't go to school. I play a lot of 'Fortnight.'"
Knesset Rules: No Early Release for Convicted Terrorists
"A terrorist who comes to carry out an attack does not act against the individual victim, but against all of society."
Echoes of Gush Katif: Netanyahu’s Lawyer Evokes Sharon Escape from Prosecution
Netanyahu's attorney's note on the recent history of Israel's settlements enterprise should give pause to Israeli right-wingers.
EU Court Rejects Hamas Appeal, Endorses Assets Freeze
The EU labeled Hamas a terrorist organization shortly after 9/11.
Supreme Court Rejects Rabbi Sheinberg’s Appeal
Many women who objected to reducing Sheinberg's sentence protested outside the court and called for him to serve out his time in prison.
A First: AG Approves Legalization of Disputed Binyamin Settlement
The AG approved the new road which would be paved using the Bizarro method of "excavation and cover."
Court Acquits Soldier of Attacking Leftist Activist, Rules He Acted in Self Defense
Judge Sela criticized the Hebron police for unnecessarily and in contravention of protocol arresting and interrogating Deutsch on Shabbat.
Knesset Counsel Supports Orthodox Weddings Outside Chief Rabbinate
It remains to be seen whether the Chief Rabbinate—and in turn the Interior Ministry—will in fact register the Oren couple as being legally married.
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