Jerusalem District Court
State indicts 19-year-old for alleged revenge rampage in West Bank village after outpost evacuation
According to the indictment, events unfolded after security forces dismantled the outpost “Tzur Misgavi,” prompting dozens of individuals - including Harpaz - to gather in a planned act of revenge.
Court rejects Ben-Gvir bid to delay promotion case ruling, warns of harm to police independence
Prosecution opposes Ben-Gvir’s request to freeze ruling requiring promotion of senior officer
Court holds hearing on Ben-Gvir’s refusal to promote lead Netanyahu Case 4000 investigator
New A-G takes ownership of case, backs Netanyahu prosecution on darkest day
The court noted that they can convict a defendant even on facts outside of the indictment.
Filber tries to explain contradictory answers about Netanyahu’s role
Defense confronts him over his denying ex-PM scheme in 2017.
Netanyahu trial to continue despite Israel Police spying scandal
Court: Netanyahu witnesses continue despite police spying scandal; But judges demand update by 7pm
High Court leans toward closing case of IDF killing 4 Palestinian minors on Gaza beach
The High Court hinted it would support the IDF closing the case regarding their mistaken killing of four innocent Palestinian minors on Gaza beach during the 2014 Gaza War.
Netanyahu trials: Nir Hefetz expected to testify against Netanyahu
Opposition leader Netanyahu is attending the hearing in his first appearance at the court since April.
Jerusalem Court acquits several defendants involved in 'hate wedding'
In total, 13 people were indicted on charges of incitement to violence and terrorism, five of whom were minors at the time. These defendants were the ones acquitted.
Court: PLO must pay ship hijacking victims nearly NIS 1m.
The Jerusalem District Court on Sunday ruled that the Palestine Liberation Organization must pay nearly NIS one million to the estates of two Israeli victims of a 1985 ship hijacking.
Court: Prosecution didn’t give Netanyahu all needed documents
‘There have been errors’; ‘Texts to other politicians not checked’
J'lem Municipality employee blackmailed for years over sexual orientation
Three suspects from Jerusalem and Ma'ale Adumim allegedly began blackmailing the victim over two years ago and extorted more than NIS 2 million from him.
Netanyahu trial moved to February 8 due to coronavirus lockdown
The hearing had originally been scheduled for January 13.
