Trial
Chief Rabbinate opens certification exams to women after High Court ruling
The Chief Rabbinate opens its exams to women after a court ruling deemed the long-standing exclusion unlawful. A historic moment for equality in Israel’s religious institutions.
Hamas documents name former World Vision Gaza director as member of terror group
South Korean court sentences ex-first lady Kim Keon Hee to jail for bribery by Unification Church
Frija trial begins: IDF reservist faces manslaughter charges in mistaken shooting
Brazil's Bolsonaro sentenced to 27 years after landmark coup plot conviction
Brazil’s Supreme Court sentenced ex-president Jair Bolsonaro to 27 years for plotting a coup after his 2022 loss, sparking US criticism and possible sanctions.
Netanyahu trial: Monday schedule by prosecution may be tweaked due to internal court strikes
The court later announced that, due to the strikes, there would be no one available to record the protocol of a closed-door hearing.
How will Israel find legal justice for the atrocities of October 7? - opinion
The pursuit of accountability must rise to meet the gravity of the offenses and ensure that the voices of victims are heard on an international stage.
PMO: Netanyahu sick from food poisoning, resting at home for three days
Netanyahu will be unable to attend the scheduled criminal trial hearings this week and is set to resume in September.
French prosecutors seek trial of six over 1982 attack on Jewish restaurant
The terrorists were members of the Fatah-Revolutionary Council (Fatah-RC), a now-defunct radical Palestinian dissident terror group that was based in Iraq at the time and led by Abu Nidal.
Rare trial to begin in challenge to Trump-backed deportations of pro-Palestinian campus activists
Judges have ordered the release of students detained by immigration authorities after they argued the administration retaliated against them for their pro-Palestinian advocacy
Netanyahu reports feeling ‘sick,’ trial hearing ends early
The testimony in the trial began on Tuesday morning behind closed doors, due to the sensitivity of the information disclosed.
‘I wasn’t a dog that answers to whistles,’ Netanyahu says at trial
Netanyahu testified that his friendships with billionaires Milchan and Packer were personal, denying any political favors despite evidence of gifts and contact.
Netanyahu trial: Cross-examination testimony opens in Tel Aviv
First day of cross-examination: Prosecution calls Netanyahu testimony consistency into question
The prime minister insisted that whenever he said he “didn’t remember,” he truly didn’t remember - and was not trying to get out of a question or use the response to avoid telling the truth.
