Civil Administration Demolishes Illegal Mosque
The mosque demolition followed a Regavim movement's appeal to the Supreme Court.
Court Rejects Nisso Shaham’s Appeal – Gush Katif Foulmouthed Policeman Will Do Time
On October 14, 2013, the Department of Police Investigations filed an indictment against Shaham for indecent acts and sexual harassment of four female police officers.
Military Prosecutor Files Blood Libel Charges Against 5 Sde Teiman Reservists
“The fighters, assigned to guard Hamas terrorists, were called to conduct a search for a dangerous Nukhba terrorist, who attacked them during the operation."
Major Victory Against BDS: Avi Zinger’s Legal Team Blocks Ben & Jerry’s Boycott of...
The settlement prevents Ben & Jerry’s from boycotting Israel and ensures that Zinger will continue selling Ben & Jerry’s ice cream throughout Israel and Judea and Samaria without interruption.
Prosecution Won’t Investigate Breaking the Silence Despite Its Gathering Classified Security Information
The Prosecution did agree that the questions soldiers are being asked by BtS investigators raise some question marks.
Canadian Judge Orders Law Enforcement to Apprehend Lev Tahor Children
A Canadian judge has ordered child protection officials to use law enforcement agencies to apprehend 14 children in the haredi Orthodox sect Lev Tahor...
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.
Duma Attorney Before Indictments: My Clients Are Innocent
He suggested that because of the behavior of Shabak staff, "we'll never know what happened that night in Duma."
Bill Letting 9/11 Victims Sue Saudi Arabia Passes Senate
Senate Democrats went against the wishes of the Obama administration, which warned the bill could expose Americans overseas to legal risks.
Survey: Half of Evacuees Believe They’ll Return to Gush Katif
A third of the evacuees still live in temporary housing, 14% are unemployed and a third still see themselves as Gush Katif residents.
Chief Rabbinate Senior Official on Trial for Issuing Kashrut Certificates in Exchange for Bribes
The bribes allegedly came in the form of cash, large amounts of alcoholic beverages, and the very consumer goods for which importers were seeking kosher certificates.
IDF Military Court to Rule on Azaria Appeals
Azaria was convicted of manslaughter and sentenced to 18 months in prison.
Israeli Officials Out of the Country to Cast Election Ballots on Purim [election]
An Israeli Supreme Court judge rejected on Tuesday an appeal by women to allow Israeli officials outside of the country to cast their votes...
New York’s Oldest Congregation to Appeal Ruling on Newport Synagogue $7.4 Million Grab
The Newport congregation testified they had to sell the ornaments because their numbers were starting to dwindle and they could no longer afford to pay a rabbi.
Permits Committee Denies Netanyahu’s Request to Let Associates Fund his Defense
The committee's Monday morning decision means the PM must return the $300,000 he had already received from a close associate.
High Court Injunction: Government Must Show Why Red Cross Shouldn’t Get Access to Nukhba...
That’s it, folks, if you were wondering when the Supreme Court was going to enlist to protect Hamas’s October 7 murderers – they just hopped over that fence.
Bogie Ya’alon’s Overnight Good Bye Gift: Administrative Removal of 4 Settlers
Yitzhar's Yeshiva was occupied for one year, starting April 11, 2014, by a Border Guard company, after confrontations between local residents and the IDF.
On Eve of Holocaust Memorial, US Judge Awards Jewish Owned Nazi-Looted Painting to Spanish...
And you thought the Holocaust was over.
Nightmare Judge Releases from Juvenile Detention Israeli Children Who Refused Lunch with Dad
The children, ages 14, 10 and 9, were in danger of spending the rest of the summer in the Children’s Village detention center.
Disappointment: Ayelet Shaked to Appoint Miriam Naor’s Choice for Supreme Court President
No one was brave enough to challenge Miriam Naor's choice for Supreme Court president.
Agudath Israel, Catholic Diocese, Win Supreme Court Appeal Against Gov. Cuomo
This was the first opportunity for President Donald Trump's two newest appointments, Justices Brett Kavanaugh and Amy Coney Barrett, to cast decisive votes.
Activist High Court Suspends Chief Prosecutor Eldad Before His Term Was Extended
The High Court has strayed from its practice of not becoming involved in petitions over hypothetical issues.
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
Israeli Broadcasting Authority to Compensate Rabbi Kahane’s Family
Peace Now approached the IBA and demanded to remove the spots inviting listeners to a memorial service.
Complying with Ottoman Law, IDF Panel Revokes Jewish Community’s Land Ownership
The grounds for dismissing the government acquisition of the land has to do with its failure to adequately comply with Ottoman Law — a remnant of the Turkish government's rule over these lands before 1918.
Barlev Critical of Court’s Gag on Reporting Female Guard Was Raped Repeatedly by Jailed...
Barlev said that at this stage there’s no point in establishing a commission of inquiry into the matter.
Hague Court to Determine if Ismail Haniyeh Is a War Criminal
This is a second complaint filed by JIJ against Haniyeh, after a complaint a year ago regarding Haniyeh's war crimes during the 2014 Gaza war.
The High Court Rejected in 1948 Israel’s Declaration of Independence as Constitution
Several Supreme Court justices attempted to use the May 1948 Declaration of Independence as the instrument with which they could strike basic laws.
Israeli Couple May Divorce Over Children’s Vaccinations
The wife, equipped with medical articles she had picked up on Google, vehemently refused to vaccinate.
High Court Freezes House Demolition of Henkins’ Murderer
Justice Uzi Fogelman,said the state should avoid carrying out the destruction of those homes pending a hearing of petitioners’ claims.