Jerusalem District Court
Netanyahu trial resumes as defense phase moves beyond prime minister
Sunday’s hearing focused primarily on organizing the witness schedule and determining which defense witnesses will be called, rather than hearing new evidence.
Petition seeks to block yeshiva project for foreign students on east Jerusalem public land
Settler suspected of attacks on Palestinians released from house arrest, barred from West Bank
Court rejects appeal for settler to serve house arrest at mother-in-law’s West Bank home
Netanyahu trial: Court hearing PM’s motion to dismiss corruption charges
The state prosecution on Thursday night requested that the court reject the defendants’ motions.
Judges express skepticism over Leifer’s Supreme Court extradition appeal
The judges expressed skepticism on several occasions to the claims by Leifer’s defense attorneys.
Court ruling shows easier path for young Arabs to gain Israeli citizenship
Population Authority compelled to publish rules for applicants aged 18-21
NGO to High Court: Here is how AG flopped letting PM off in Stock Affair
A-G decides limits on Netanyahu's powers during trial
In addition, Netanyahu would be banned from involvement in the Communications Ministry
The ruling to extradite Malka Leifer takes us one step closer to justice
Leifer is expected to appeal to the Supreme Court. If that fails, she will finally be on her way to Australia.
Netanyahu's trial to start January 2021, calling witnesses 3 times a week
The judge in Netanyahu's case said it was impossible to hold a trial if Netanyahu's lawyers continue to complain about whether they are being paid.
Final request to block Greek Orthodox property sale to Jewish NGO denied
Appeal was filed by the patriarchate after the church sold the land to Ateret Cohanim in 2004.
Netanyahu is running scared
None of the ministers, members of Knesset or partners I had during my years in politics, were part of my decision to resign from my role as prime minister.
Will Netanyahu's trial take place in the courtroom or on the street?
The prime minister’s agents are trying to entrench a perception among the public that he is facing a political – rather than a criminal – trial.
