Micha Lindenstrauss
Micha Lindenstrauss, former state comptroller, passes away at 82
As state comptroller he prioritized the fight against government corruption.
New umbrella organization seeks more transparency in public and civil service bodies
Current, former comptrollers unite against graft
Meuhedet turns to health promotion
Defense officials tense ahead of comptroller reports
Top officials fear fallout from publication of Lindenstrauss’s probes of ‘Mavi Marmara’ and Harpaz Document affairs.
Ministers to vote on creating English TV station
MK Shai: “Not speaking to the countries in the region in Arabic, English encourages the isolation of Israel and hostility toward the country.”
Cottage cheese too expensive? Make your own!
Reporter's Notebook: The Knesset is abuzz with demands to de-regulate dairy, but who hung a mysterious recipe in the journalists' wing?
Netanyahu denies authorizing Ofer business ties with Tehran
Gov’t committee has yet to produce list of banned companies that deal with Iran; Prime minister says he first heard about the affair from a journalist.
Netanyahu: PMO didn't authorize Ofer contacts with Iran
Prime minister says he first heard about the affair from a journalist; says "there was no permission; we have clear policies on the matter."
Official: Gov't won't interfere in Ofer bros. sanctions
Requests were made to approach the US, official says, but turned down due to J'lem's role in calling for sanctions on Iran, Israel Radio reports.
'Probe Israeli companies doing business with Iran'
Gov't watchdog calls for comprehensive investigation into Israeli business ties with Tehran in wake of Ofer brothers allegations.
Temple Mount Faithful petitions for excavation report
MKs claim full publication of secret State Comptroller’s Report will harm Israel, ask public to trust decision-makers.
Barak's lawyers begin media blitz to clear his name
Navot Tel-Zur says that close reading of State Comptroller report provides evidence clearing Barak of any wrong doing.
Barak's lawyers: Defense minister's actions were legal
Ram Casspi: Media focused disproportionately on comptroller report dealing with Barak; Navot Tel-Tsur: No basis for allegations in report.