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Knesset passes law placing internal police investigations under Justice Ministry's authority
The legislation was passed with 43 lawmakers in favor and 39 against after a lengthy plenum debate. It was sponsored by Likud MK Moshe Saada.
'Midnight Meeting' Affair: PMO chief-of-staff Braverman summoned for pre-indictment hearing
Court extends detention of sixteen minors arrested for Independence Day murder of Yemano Zalka
IDF officers charged with embezzling millions, laundering funds via crypto
State Attorney requests dismissal of civil case filed by Nova survivors
The state requested that the lawsuit be dismissed entirely or delayed until the country stabilizes on all fronts.
Shin Bet worker indicted for disseminating secret information
The indictment bill was filed following a joint investigation carried out by the Shin Bet and the police's Unit of International Crime Investigations.
State Attorney condemns incitement in case of suspected Oct.7 terrorist's murder
"Any attempt to portray the State Prosecution as going after IDF soldiers who have defamed themselves, whether in regular service or in the reserves, is shameful and, above all, grossly untrue."
Org. associated with Israeli Islamist party transfers money to Hamas-linked group
According to the report, the "Aid 48" association, which is related to Ra'am, transferred huge sums to the association through a Hamas member.
Israel blocks information on detained Hamas terrorists to Red Cross
An N12 report last week revealed that Israel intended to hand over information regarding Hamas terrorists taken from Gaza and jailed in Israel.
Israel appeals acquittal of policewoman who assaulted Arab-Romani
Orian Ben Khalifa had reported that she had been arrested because 25-year-old Hala Salim had assaulted her by pushing her, scratching her face, and pulling her hair.
Military top lawyer: Israeli efforts to harm judicial independence hurt IDF
Israel Bar Association held its 12th annual conference on Monday, with notable Israel legal figures touching on the judicial reform.
'Unprecedented error': Israel's former top attorney slams justices in Netanyahu trial
Former state attorney Moshe Lador said that he doesn't see a way for Netanyahu to be acquitted in Case 4000.
Netanyahu trial: Court tells Israeli prosecution to drop bribery charge
The court would have difficulties in proving Netanyahu's bribery charge, but the State Attorney's Office said that it saw the situation differently.
Israeli prosecution pulls murder case evidence obtained through spyware
Stored information was collected and passed onto officers, which goes beyond the scope of Israeli judicial orders for wiretapping.
