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Former tech CEO sentenced to 10 years for sexual abuse of children

The Central District Court in Lod approved a plea agreement that prioritizes victim privacy, sparing families the trauma of testifying while delivering a decade-long prison sentence

Maya Cohen | 07.15.26

Israel should put antisemites on trial — wherever they are

Opinion: After centuries of failed advocacy, a sovereign Jewish state should pursue international jurisdiction over antisemitic offenses, distinguish hatred from legitimate criticism and criminalize denial of the October 7 massacre

Ze'ev Welner | 07.15.26

Bloomberg revoked Israeli journalist’s job offer over old posts. Now it must pay $120,000

Tel Aviv labor court says Bloomberg acted in bad faith by canceling Amir Mizroch’s contract over decade-old social media posts, raising questions about the right to be forgotten

Lital Dubrovitsky | 06.21.26

New AI platform lets attorneys practice depositions with virtual witnesses

DepoSim, an AI deposition training platform by Verbit and AltaClaro, simulates witnesses, opposing counsel and court reporters, with automated performance feedback

ynet Global | 06.19.26

Man discovers at 29 he was conceived with wrong sperm, sparks NIS 7.3m lawsuit

Court hears NIS 7.3M malpractice suit alleging gynecologist used wrong sperm in 1992 IVF, leading Muslim couple’s son to discover at 29 he was conceived with Jewish donor sperm

Tlalit Broitman, PsakDin | 06.04.26

ראש הרשות להגנה על עדים, דני קפויה, עם שלושה מלוחמי הרשות

Israel’s secret Witness Protection Unit: fake identities, new lives and constant death threats

Rare access to Israel’s Witness Protection Authority reveals how it erases identities, relocates witnesses abroad under new names and even alters appearances, while managing constant assassination threats from crime organizations and enforcing total separation from past lives

Shosh Mula | 05.29.26

Lawyer ordered to pay 510,000 shekels after failing to detect loan scam

An Israeli court ordered a lawyer to pay about 510,000 shekels after ruling he negligently failed to identify red flags in a fraudulent deal involving a woman his client had never met

PsakDin | 05.22.26

Netanyahu battles pancreatic cancer rumors in libel suit

Prime minister says his health is 'in the top decile' as he sues journalists over reports he had pancreatic cancer and faces scrutiny over his medical timeline

Lihi Gordon, Netael Bandel | 05.14.26

The judge, the nudity and the strangest beauty contest Israeli theater ever brought before a court

In 1973, actress Lily Avidan sued after being fired from a hit Israeli stage comedy, claiming her replacement damaged her reputation; then the theater offered the judge an extraordinary way to settle the dispute: watch both women perform nude

Oded Kramer, Itzik Shasho | 04.25.26

"אני רוצה שהיא תסבול!", אמר הגבר, והגישור כמעט התפוצץ

Tycoon accused of hiding assets loses appeal, ordered to pay ex $50 million

Tel Aviv court rejects appeal of businessman described by judges as a financial prodigy and asset-concealment expert, upholding a ruling that grants his former partner half of a luxury estate and tens of millions of dollars in shared assets

Lital Dubrovitsky | 04.02.26

Caught cheating, wife signed away $1.5M penthouse to win him back; judge voids the waiver

Husband demanded wife give up rights to their Jerusalem penthouse after discovering her affair; family court judge rules the document was signed under coercion and orders the property to be sold and the proceeds split

Attorney Daniel Swissa | 03.16.26

Rabbinical court orders serially unfaithful husband to pay ex-wife 180,000 shekels

The former husband admitted he was unfaithful, and the rabbinical court ruled that under Jewish law he is considered a habitual adulterer, ordering him to pay his ex-wife part of the ketubah he signed at their wedding

Attorney Marina Weisfelner, PsakDin | 02.18.26

Crisis at Be’er Sheva District Court: Judge shortage deepens after president’s death, retirements

Following the death of court president Beni Sagi, the Be’er Sheva District Court faces a deepening crisis as a standoff with Justice Minister Yariv Levin stalls new judicial appointments, leaving the court critically understaffed

Ilana Curiel | 02.02.26

Bank refused to take her life savings in cash — she took it to court and won

A woman with a mental disability saved cash at home for years, withdrawing her monthly benefits out of fear of theft; when the Postal Bank refused to accept the deposit under anti-money laundering rules, a court ordered it to take the money

Lital Dubrovitsky | 02.01.26

Fired insurance agent awarded NIS 730,000 by Tel Aviv labor court

The Tel Aviv Labor Court ruled that the plaintiff is entitled not only to 12% of the profits from a health insurance venture he helped develop, but also to the same share of its future returns

Attorney Liran Kfir, PsakDin | 01.19.26

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