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Gazan doctor accused of Hamas affiliation held without charge in Israel appears before High Court
The media were briefly allowed into the courtroom before being ushered out as proceedings got underway.
From Rutgers speaker to Kristof column, disputed dog rape claim against Israel goes mainstream
Israeli court extends detention of two Gaza flotilla activists until Sunday
A-G moves to press criminal charges against Israel Prison Service commissioner
Parole board to hear former president Katsav’s plea for early prison release today
“The institution of presidential pardons is already problematic since it is run by a politician,” Gal-On said.
Prisoner number 1 - What Olmert the inmate can expect on the inside
In his first days in Block 10 of Maasiyahu Prison Olmert will be provided with a prison guard.
Prison commander may face dismissal over security failures with Palestinian prisoners
The isolated Nafha Prison in the Negev houses security prisoners and dangerous criminals.
‘Ipad Imal’ sentenced to 14 months prison
Woman tried to smuggle items to Hamas members in jail
Supreme Court rejects former Balad MK appeal of 1 year jail sentence
Former MK Said Nafa (Balad) on Monday exhausted his last chance to avoid his one year jail sentence when a three justice panel of the Supreme Court rejected his appeal.
Palestinian prisoners launch hunger strike to protest detention
Earlier this month, Islamic Jihad activist Muhammad Allan ended a hunger strike that had stretch to 66 days.
Extreme heat wave pushes Israel's electricity reserve to the limit
Israel Electric Corporation: if peak power consumption occurs, the system can experience power shortages due to low electricity reserve.
An unlikely bond
An innovative program pairs prison inmates with the severely disabled residents of Aleh Negev, leading to surprising benefits on both sides.
Death penalty for terrorists gains popularity in coalition and on social media
The current law gives judges an option of sentencing a terrorist to death, but only if there is a consensus between all the judges presiding over a case.
Supreme Court: No jail for Olmert pending Talansky conviction appeal
The ruling came as the state made a surprise announcement at the hearing that it would not oppose postponing Olmert's sentence pending the appeal.