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Police announce planned indictment over alleged ISIS membership
The statement did not describe a specific planned attack. Its account focused on his alleged allegiance to ISIS, the dissemination of its content, and efforts to encourage support for it.
Poland's Tusk vows Constitutional Tribunal independence as Nawrocki alleges forcible court takeover
US Supreme Court weighs Catholic schools' religious rights in Colorado LGBT discrimination dispute
Polish president turns back from Senegal trip as top court chief suspended
Tamra Municipality to compensate boy who lost his eye on way to grocery store by NIS 1.7m.
A ten-year-old boy tripped on an unpaved path, and his eye was injured by a tree branch left in the area. The court: "The defendant did not lift a finger and did not remove the dangerous hazards."
Effi Nave, Eitan Orenstein judicial probe transferred to Tel Aviv prosecutors for review
The evidence has been transferred to the Tel Aviv District Attorney’s Office (Taxation and Economics), which supervised the investigation, for review and a decision on how to proceed.
Massive NIS 5.75m. fraud: Attempted to shift blame and sentenced to prison
The Ramle Magistrate's Court sentenced Avner Elouk, owner of Sagiv Fire Protection Technologies, to 44 months in prison after he was convicted of severe tax offenses.
UK woman accuses British comedian Russell Brand of rape, says he ignored pleas to stop
"It's something that has lived with me ever since," she said during the often tearful police interview. "I blamed myself for years."
Lawsuit by OpenAI CEO Sam Altman's sister accusing him of sexual abuse dismissed by US judge
Annie Altman accused her brother of sexually abusing and raping her between 1997 and 2006 at the family home in suburban Clayton, Missouri, starting when she was 3 and he was 12.
Mandelblit says Case 2000 prompted by recordings of Netanyahu conversations with Arnon Mozes
Mandelblit said he remembered approving questioning of Netanyahu as a suspect, but could not recall whether he explicitly approved mentioning bribery in the formal warning given to him in Case 4000.
Israeli court orders charity officials to repay NIS 1.85 million over diverted cancer donation
Seven charity officials must repay NIS 1.85 million after a court found that funds intended for children with cancer were diverted to another cause.
What someone should know after being charged with a crime
After you're charged, a few immediate steps and considerations can help you understand the situation and its potential outcomes.
High Court questions clarity of rules protecting lawyers from courthouse harassment
The case concerns lawyers representing Palestinians and human rights groups who say right-wing activists follow them through the Supreme Court’s corridors and film them at close range.
Kremlin sentences Russian-Israeli scientist to prison over donation to Navalny foundation
Dr. Sofia Rosenfeld argued that she had been out of contact with the outside world while participating in a scientific expedition in the northern Arctic when the transfers were made from her account.