Court Convicts Arab Party MK of Assaulting Policeman
Israeli MK Ofer Cassif was convicted by a court of assaulting a police officer during a 2022 confrontation while en route to a demonstration.
Legal Affairs
Israel Police: Police officers from the Judea and Samaria District arrested two minors on suspicion of arson near the community of Homesh
Israel Police arrested two minors suspected of arson near Homesh, intending to harm security forces; an indictment is expected.
Two Palestinian Teenagers Indicted Over Arson Attack Near Homesh Settlement
Two 16-year-old Palestinian youths from Nablus and Burqa have been indicted for an arson attack near Homesh settlement in Samaria.
Supreme Court: Financial Acquirer Liable for Delivery Delays
Israel's Supreme Court ruled financial institutions taking over failed housing projects can be liable for buyer compensation for delivery delays.
Supreme Court Orders High End Landowners to Pay NIS 45M Betterment Levy
Tel Aviv landowners must pay NIS 45 million in betterment levies after the Supreme Court rejected their appeal concerning development plan changes at State.
Rami Levy Supermarkets Sued Over Cashier Wage Deductions
Jerusalem Labor Court approves class-action lawsuit against Rami Levy Supermarkets over illegal wage deductions for register shortages.
Court Chief Urges Yair Golan to Withdraw Shin Bet Security Petition
Supreme Court Chief Justice Itzhak Amit recommended Yair Golan withdraw his petition for Shin Bet security, noting alternative measures are being considered.
After Months-Long Pursuit, Shin Bet Chief Gets List of his Anonymous Detractors
Shin Bet chief David Zini has received the names of 189 former officials, including ex-chiefs, who anonymously challenged his appointment.
Court Orders Closure of Unlawful Bnei Brak Educational Facility on Public Land
Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court orders an illegal Bnei Brak educational facility on public land to close by April 2027, following enforcement actions.
Capital Market Authority Revokes 12 Insurance Agents Licenses
Israel's Capital Market Authority revoked 12 insurance agents' licenses in a major enforcement action tied to the 2022 Slice affair, where NIS 850 million went.