Former AG Mandelblit’s First Day’s Testimony Rife with Frustration
Former Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit testified as a defense witness for Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem, frequently answering "I don't know" 16 times.
Legal Affairs
Former Attorney General Says He Blocked Probe Into Police Tactics in Netanyahu Case
Former Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit revealed in Jerusalem District Court he blocked a police tactics probe linked to PM Benjamin Netanyahu's corruption.
Israel Police: Judea/Samaria, Shfaram residents held stolen IDF Matador missile
Three individuals indicted for possessing a stolen IDF Matador missile, apprehended by Border Police near Shfaram.
Language Loophole Triggers Dismissal of Case Against Temple Mount Activist
Temple Mount activist Tom Nisani's indictment was dismissed after a judge questioned the definition of "mavoa" (foyer) in an administrative order.
Israel Regains Top Ranking in US Human Trafficking Report
Israel has been upgraded to the highest category in the US State Department's human trafficking report, meeting US legal standards.
Court Extends Detention of Samaria Security Personnel by Four Days
Petah Tikva Magistrate’s Court extends detention of two Samaria security personnel by four days, following arrest for alleged extremist violence near Aqraba.
Court Rejects Sara Netanyahu’s Bid to Dismiss Yair Golan’s NIS 2.55M Defamation Suit
Sara Netanyahu's request to dismiss Yair Golan's NIS 2.55 million defamation lawsuit was rejected by the Lod District Court, allowing the case to proceed.
After 14-Year Legal Battle, Omri Shahar’s Parents Win Right to Have a Grandchild from His Sperm
After a 14-year legal battle, Irit and Asher Shahar will have a grandchild from their late son, Captain Omri Shahar's, preserved sperm.
Netanyahu to Attend Court as Former AG Testifies in Corruption Trial
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will attend court Sunday as former AG Avichai Mandelblit testifies in his corruption trial, focusing on investigation.
Precedent: Court Rules Ants Invading Car’s Electrical System Covered by Insurance
An Israeli court ruled ants in a Hyundai Ioniq's electrical system and battery are covered by insurance, ordering a NIS 30,000 payout.