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  • Young men smoking near Ashdod

    Health minister promises action to reduce smoking

    The announcement comes days after a Channel 2 investigation showed aides to Litzman taking cash in exchange for meetings between him and a fictional importer of electronic cigarettes.

  • Handcuffs

    Business mogul arrested by Justice Ministry in police-attorney corruption case

    Nimrodi, the former owner of “Ma’ariv”, is suspected of trying to bribe Chief Inspector Eran Malka in order to receive information about white collar investigations.

  • Shari Arison Great

    Shari Arison revealed as suspect in housing company bribery probe

    Alongside Arison, Israel's wealthiest woman, CEO of Arison Investment Efrat Peled was also questioned. The two were questioned under caution.

  • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at a weekly cabinet meeting on February 4, 2018.

    Police recommend Netanyahu be indicted for bribery on two charges

    Will Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu resign?

    By UDI SHAHAM

  • On Balad’s home turf, Arabs see racism in indictment recommendation

    “If it were a Jewish party they wouldn’t touch it”.

    By BEN LYNFIELD

  • Yair Netanyahu observes his father Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu casting a ballot in the

    PM's son taped trying to cash in on $20 bn gas deal to pay for strippers

    “My dad arranged for your dad $20 billion, and you’re fighting with me about NIS 400?”

    By HERB KEINON

  • DEMONSTRATORS RALLY in the capital’s Zion Square last night, protesting against corruption in the na

    Ya’alon: Corruption in Israel is bigger threat than Iran, Hamas

    On Tel Aviv's Rothschild Boulevard on Saturday night, thousands of protesters convened for a third consecutive week to protest corruption among elected officials.

    By GIL HOFFMAN,UDI SHAHAM,DANIEL K. EISENBUD

  • Former tourism minister Stas Misezhnikov

    Former tourism minister begins 15-month prison sentence for corruption

    Stas Misezhnikov one of 10 members of Yisrael Beytenu investigated in one of country’s largest corruption probes in history

    By DANIEL K. EISENBUD

  • David Bitan

    Police arrest five more in municipal corruption case

    Coalition chair's wife named as close relative suspected.

    By UDI SHAHAM

  • Benjamin Netanyahu

    Netanyahu puts kibosh on talk of early elections

    This is the second time in as many weeks that Netanyahu showed he’ll do what he can to keep the coalition together when he has had opportunities to call an election.

    By LAHAV HARKOV

  • Benjamin Netanyahu

    Ex-chief justice: If the prime minister is indicted, he must resign

    "You do not always need a line that says you must resign. You should understand what is expected of you.”

    By YONAH JEREMY BOB,UDI SHAHAM

  • Police question Netanyahu for the sixth time in corruption probe

    “It is allowed – according to the law – to receive gifts from friends,” Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told the Knesset in January.

    By UDI SHAHAM

  • The logo of Bezeq Israeli Telecommunication Corp Ltd, the country

    Regulator recommends indictment of PM's former allies in Bezeq probe

    Two of the suspects under the gun, Shaul Elovitch and Shlomo Filber, were once major allies of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

    By YONAH JEREMY BOB

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