A former public defender recalls how police routinely used assault claims to justify brutality, arguing the beating of prosecutor Saleh Na'ameh reflects a wider culture of impunity fueled by political backing – and warning that unchecked police violence could endanger Israel's democracy
Israel is looking for a quick solution, but Beirut says Hezbollah cannot be defanged without risking collapse and renewed civil war; Saudi Arabia is now trying to persuade Trump to push for a cease-fire despite Netanyahu's reluctance
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Iran's enriched uranium 'has to be taken out' and suggested Hezbollah could remain a target even if fighting with Tehran ends; he also said Israel should gradually end its reliance on U.S. military aid
U.S. reports say the proposal includes reopening the Strait of Hormuz, freezing uranium enrichment for a minimum of 12 years and taking it out of Iran. In return, Tehran demands an end to the war, including the Israel-Hezbollah conflict in Lebanon
Israel's High Court of Justice resumed hearings on whether the state comptroller can investigate core political and security failures tied to the October 7 attack and Gaza war, amid concerns the audit could affect a future state commission of inquiry
The victims, a fifty-three-year-old woman, a 58-year-old man, and a 26-year-old man, sustained injuries that did not require further medical treatment.
The main suspect, a 15-year-old, was charged with second-degree murder of Yimano Binyamin Zelka, as the prosecution failed to find evidence indicating premeditation in order to charge him for first-degree murder. 'They chose to let Yimano's murderers off easy,' his family said
The PM declassified the opinion of the senior civil service appointments committee head who detailed concerns of 'tainted integrity' to 'dispel any appearance of an attempt to conduct legal proceedings in the dark,' after AG Baharav-Miara suggested the hearing be held behind closed doors
Managing director of Eurovision, Martin Green, confirmed on Saturday that he had issued a formal warning to KAN, Israel’s public broadcaster, over an advertising campaign.
Police's internal investigations department said the two officers involved in the incident in which Southern District prosecutor Salah Na'ameh suffered grave injuries, were barred from entering police facilities for five days and prohibited from contacting other figures involved
At the unveiling of a 22-foot golden statue of Donald Trump at his Florida golf resort, Hasidic Jewish activists joined evangelical supporters as Trump phoned in to thank attendees, even as critics likened the display to the biblical golden calf
Foxman, a Holocaust survivor, served as the ADL chief for 28 years. The organization said of his loss: 'America and the Jewish people have lost a moral voice, an iconic Jewish leader'
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Justice Sohlberg's decision comes after director-general Orly Ades resigned amid Likud pressure. Veteran legal adviser Dean Livneh will fill in for Israel's upcoming election, as a permanent chief cannot be appointed in the short timeframe before October's planned vote