Anyone who has read the court transcripts understands that no power can save Benjamin Netanyahu from conviction on at least some of the charges. But the pardon request submitted to President Herzog contains no hint of this, and appears to be the most brazen request ever submitted
A pardon on the terms Netanyahu is demanding would be a death blow to the judicial system and the rule of law, and would confirm his claim that a vengeful 'deep state' fabricated a case against him
Jewish leaders condemned the anti-Israel graffiti at Bondi Beach, stating the community "remains strong... absolutely determined not to be cowed by hate," despite intimidation tactics.
The new joint network from AWS and Google Cloud comes just weeks after an AWS outage disrupted thousands of websites, a loss estimated to cost US firms up to $650 million.
The new joint network from AWS and Google Cloud comes just weeks after an AWS outage disrupted thousands of websites, a loss estimated to cost US firms up to $650 million.
Unification Church leader Han Hak-ja is on trial in South Korea, accused of bribing former First Lady Kim Keon Hee with luxury items like Chanel bags and a diamond necklace.
Early on Sunday, masked Jewish settlers attacked four foreign activists in the village of Ein al-Duyuk, wounding them and stealing their belongings. The activists were part of a human rights group that sought to protect the village from settler violence, although it is located in an area of the West Bank solely under Palestinian control
Although the president's office said Herzog 'has not set conditions' for the pardon, those who spoke with him believe he is likely to demand commitments from the prime minister, such as a state commission of inquiry into Oct. 7, halting legislation against the judiciary or blocking the government's media takeover
The Shin Bet's internal probe reveals the agency had no knowledge of the Nova festival near the Gaza border, where 378 civilians and security personnel were killed and 44 abducted, as failures in communication with police and the IDF left officials unaware of the mass gathering
Netanyahu's unprecedented request for a pre-conviction pardon raises complex legal questions, especially without admitting guilt. Here is how the process works, the arguments he is making, the precedents he cites, and why Israel's High Court is unlikely to approve it
According to the proposed plan, the two existing segregated beaches in the cities will close in favor of one that is merged along their border. Officials say the plan would improve access for religious bathers and restore an uninterrupted promenade in central Tel Aviv
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Fadi and Juma Abu Assi, 10 and 12, morphed into 'suspects' and 'a threat' while gathering wood for healing became 'suspicious actions on the ground' and 'approaching the troops in a way that posed an immediate threat to them'
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As part of an agreement Northwestern signed to restore U.S. government funding, the university committed to develop materials to 'socialize' international students and provide 'all-female sports, locker rooms, and showering facilities' defined by biological sex
Netanyahu's accountability cannot stop on October 7, 2023, nor at the Israeli side of the Gaza border. Letting him off the hook for what Israel did in Gaza is no less defining for Israel's future as it seeks to rebuild itself after his long and destructive rule