Israel Appoints Retired Judge to Probe Former Military Advocate General
Israel appoints retired judge to lead investigation into former Military Advocate General accused of fraud, breach of trust, and obstruction of justice.
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Israeli Military’s Ex-Legal Chief Detained as Authorities Probe Possible Cover-Up
Israeli Military’s Ex-Legal Chief Detained amid Probe into Possible Cover-Up of Soldiers Abusing Palestinian Detainee. Court extends detention.
Knesset Committees to Probe Leaked Video That Led to Army Legal Chief’s Resignation
Knesset Committees to Probe Leaked Video Leading to Army Legal Chief’s Resignation. Israeli lawmakers to investigate controversial incident. Netanyahu calls for
Outcry as Knesset Committee Refuses to Establish State Inquiry Into October 7 Attack
Outcry as Knesset Committee rejects proposal for state inquiry into October 7 attack. Coalition accused of evading responsibility.
Legislation Would Let Israel Try Hamas Terrorists, Death Penalty Could Apply
Legislation introduced in Israel to try Hamas terrorists in special tribunal, death penalty possible. Click for details.
Israel Gears Up to Receive Hostages, Release Palestinian Prisoners
Israel prepares to receive hostages held by Hamas and release Palestinian prisoners. Health, justice, and security institutions mobilize for the long-awaited
New Israeli Internal Security Chief Takes Office After Months of Legal Dispute
New Israeli Internal Security Chief David Zini inaugurated after legal dispute. President Herzog praises Zini's leadership, vows security for Israeli society.
Eight Sentenced for Lynching of Jewish Man During 2021 Israeli-Arab Riots
Lod District Court sentences 8 men for lynching of Jewish man during 2021 Israeli-Arab riots. Prison terms and compensation ordered.
Netanyahu to Spend Half a Week in Court as Corruption Trial Accelerates
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to testify three times a week in his corruption trial as Jerusalem District Court accelerates proceedings.
Israel’s Top Court Rules Prisoner Food Rations Below Legal Standard
Israel’s top court rules Israeli prisoners are not receiving enough food to survive, falling below legal standards. High Court orders government to provide