Netanyahu trial: PM rejects claims of family influence in Case 4000
The confrontation unfolded during the 68th day of Netanyahu’s testimony in his criminal trial, as the prosecution advanced one of its central contentions in Case 4000, or the Bezeq-Walla affair.
State tells High Court it remains dangerous to allow journalists into Gaza without military escort
In its updated response, the state acknowledged that the war has entered what it described as a “different factual phase,” following the October agreements and a fighting intensity reduction.
Pardes Hanna woman murdered in first femicide case in Israel in 2026, husband arrested
Police said the initial investigation indicates the killing stemmed from a family dispute.
Prosecution presses Netanyahu on Nir Hefetz ties as cross-examination in Case 4000 intensifies
Testimony by Hefetz, portions of which were read in court, describes Netanyahu as the driving force behind attempts to encourage the creation of a privately owned news channel.
Israeli indicted in Iranian espionage plot targeting former PM Naftali Bennett
The suspect, Lachao Damsash, was in contact with Iranian intelligence elements and carried out a range of tasks at their direction in exchange for payment.
Judge rules Qatargate restrictions on Urich expired after police missed deadline
Restrictions tied to separate Bild affair remain in force, court says.
Civil Advocacy Center head urges single ‘command’ for Israel’s public diplomacy - interview
Fragmented responsibility, unfilled top post, short-term thinking undermined Israel’s international messaging, even as civil initiatives fill gaps left by the state.
Terrorist sentenced to life in prison for murder of 83-year-old Holocaust survivor
The court also ordered him to pay the maximum compensation permitted by law - NIS 258,000 - to Lipovsky’s family.
Qatargate: Police transfer case to prosecution, seek extension of restrictions on Urich
With the Qatargate case now in prosecutors’ hands, decisions on indictments or further probes are pending.
High Court orders gov't justify law allowing funding cuts, teacher firings over alleged terror ties
Petitions argue that the law conflicts with existing legislation, enacted without a professional or educational review process.