Tel Aviv Magistrate’s Court judge
Court orders all detained protesters released after police fail to provide sufficient reasons
"As I told the police officer during the investigation, 'I went out to demonstrate for the hostages to return home. I didn't know it was illegal.'"
17 new judges appointed to labor courts, in shadow of judicial reform and war
Unprecedented number of Judges and Registrars appointed to courts across the country
Tel Aviv judge orders removal of Israeli flag in video conference hearing
Modeling agent, accused sex offender Shai Avital's arrest extended
Avital is expected to be charged with two counts of sexual offenses after 26 women filed a complaint to Israel Police in 18 months.
Netanyahu family in court: Olmert demands evidence to challenge Sara's mental health
The Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court judge unlikely to approve the motion, but the two sides could have extended court fight.
Yair Netanyahu denied defamation appeal, will pay NIS 250,000
The Magistrate Court's decision to deny Netanyahu's appeal was made after he didn't file a letter of defense. Netanyahu appealed this decision, arguing the lawsuit was illegally filed against him.
3 Jaffa residents arrested on suspicion of attempted murder of 12-year-old
One of the suspects was reportedly hospitalized for three days after the interrogation, with the hospital reporting that bruises were found on his body, Haaretz reported.
Ex-deputy minister Kirschenbaum convicted of bribery
Yisrael Beytenu Affair unprecedented.
Man charged for making life threats on Ahmed Tibi on Facebook
"I say why live ammunition and arrests, simply wipe them from the face of the earth with their 'innocent' neighbors. Ahmed Tibi, I'll be more than happy to put a bullet through your head."
Are judges objective?
On the link between ‘who’ and ‘what’ in judicial rulings
Kobi Peretz begins 18-month prison term for tax evasion
The popular singer’s last-minute request for a pardon from President Reuvin Rivlin was rejected two weeks ago.
