Pardon
Israel Katz's populist push to pardon Elor Azaria puts Israel at serious risk - comment
Azaria was not convicted of mere "negligent homicide", but of manslaughter for his actions in 2016.
KAN broadcast investigates pro-PM campaigns spreading fake news rhetoric around Netanyahu trial
Trump says Herzog would become 'national hero' if he pardoned Netanyahu - Axios
President Herzog not planning to pardon Netanyahu soon, pushing for plea deal
Grapevine, March 27, 2026: A welcome break
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Heritage Minister Eliyahu submits opinion on Netanyahu pardon request to Herzog
The submission marks another step in one of Israel’s most unusual clemency proceedings, given that Netanyahu’s criminal trial is still ongoing.
Netanyahu’s press conference: A tactless defense of his trial allegations - opinion
What Netanyahu said at a press conference last Thursday regarding his trial was a faux pas – a tactless act that violates etiquette.
Trump calls Herzog 'disgrace,' urges him to pardon Netanyahu 'today' - N12
Herzog said he would not cave in to 'external or internal pressures' and will not be dealing with the issue of Netanyahu's pardon during an ongoing war.
Voices from the Arab press: Netanyahu pardon debate and Israel's political tensions
A weekly selection of opinions and analyses from the Arab media around the world.
Herzog at Davos: Netanyahu trial has negative effect on Israeli society, a solution is needed
President Isaac Herzog said in Davos that any decision on a potential pardon for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will be made independently, according to Israeli law and his conscience.
President Herzog’s response to PM Netanyahu’s request for a pardon: A proposal - opinion
'I am open to considering a request for pardon if a new submission acknowledges some guilt that would restore trust to the judiciary or a statement that upholds the legitimacy of state institutions.'
Netanyahu's main goal in Trump meeting was to pressure Herzog into pardon - opinion
He flew to Miami with a clear brief: not our national security. Not Iran. Not Gaza, Syria, or Hezbollah either. He is focused on one thing: the pardon.
Trump says Herzog told him Netanyahu pardon 'on the way,' presidency denies claim
The President's Residence issued a statement denying that any such conversation took place.
Majority of Israelis oppose granting Netanyahu pardon, believe gov't is 'fairly corrupt' - poll
Survey results also demonstrated that the vast majority of Israelis expect military conflict in the near future, with Hezbollah being the most likely, followed by Iran.
