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Tova Zimuky
Former Netanyahu chief of staff Tzachi Braverman will be charged with fraud and breach of trust
A year and a half after the secret meeting with Eli Feldstein in the Kirya parking lot in Tel Aviv, the Attorney General's Office announced it will indict Tzachi Braverman subject to hearing; Braverman has been tapped as Israel's next UK ambassador
Tova Zimuky
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05.26.26
Knesset passes law to try Oct. 7 terrorists in historic trials
The law establishes special courts, allows capital punishment for murder and other grave crimes, and bars future prisoner releases; more than 400 suspects may be charged based on extensive evidence gathered during the war
Amir Ettinger, Tova Zimuky
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05.12.26
400 suspects, 1,164 prosecutors: how Israel’s October 7 trials take shape
A special military court in Jerusalem will hear Oct. 7 cases, with public broadcasts, victim safeguards and possible death sentences for crimes including murder and rape
Tova Zimuky
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05.09.26
AG, state attorney agree to hold talks with Netanyahu lawyers on plea deal in corruption trial
Herzog invites the sides to negotiations at the President’s Residence, saying the process is a preliminary step before any decision on Netanyahu’s pardon request
Tova Zimuky
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05.04.26
Can Netanyahu’s trial end in a deal? Key positions ahead of mediation
As the president advances mediation, the sides remain far from a deal to end PM’s trial; what could the AG concede, and would Netanyahu consider leaving politics?
Tova Zimuky
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04.29.26
High Court raises Western Wall wartime visitor cap, delays broader ruling on holy sites
Judges approve increase to 100 people at Western Wall under wartime restrictions but leave Temple Mount issue unresolved, setting another hearing as Netanyahu and other officials blast court’s intervention
Tova Zimuky, Liran Tamari, Netael Bandel
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04.05.26
Netanyahu to testify in chief of staff’s obstruction probe
Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara approves testimony in nighttime meeting affair tied to leak of classified documents to German newspaper Bild by PM's former military spokesman Eli Feldstein
Tova Zimuky
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02.25.26
Coalition erupts in anger after High Court orders equal prayer access at Western Wall
Judges gave the government three months to advance construction linking the egalitarian plaza to the Wall stones, prompting calls from coalition leaders to pass legislation placing the site solely under the Chief Rabbinate
Shilo Freid, Netael Bandel, Tova Zimuky, Yaron Drukman
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02.20.26
Israel to try Oct. 7 Hamas terrorists in special military tribunal amid debates over death penalty
Military Advocate General Itay Offir will oversee the cases under new legislation advancing in the Knesset, with indictments against more than 300 captured Nukhba terrorists already prepared, officials say
Tova Zimuky
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02.17.26
71,000 draft evaders, 80% ultra-Orthodox: Israel sees slight rise in Haredi enlistment
As the High Court demands an effective draft plan, new data show a modest increase in ultra-Orthodox enlistment alongside a sharp jump in draft evaders, most of them Haredi, and growing criticism of police enforcement
Tova Zimuky
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02.01.26
Likud alleges ‘deep state’ plot against Netanyahu, facts tell a different story
PM's party accuses prosecutors and police of coordinating investigations to intimidate officials and bring down the government, while legal authorities say the probes follow standard procedures and there is no evidence of a politically driven campaign
Itamar Eichner, Tova Zimuky
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01.31.26
With police in crisis, Supreme Court steps in to curb Ben-Gvir
Analysis: A rare, senior High Court panel signals alarm over political control of policing, warning that ministerial interference endangers law enforcement, civil rights and fair elections — and could force judicial intervention
Tova Zimuky
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01.29.26
Government set to approve move allowing laws to advance without attorney general’s backing
The cabinet is expected to approve a decision allowing legislation and government resolutions to move forward without binding legal review, despite strong objections from the attorney general and warnings the move could face court challenges
Tova Zimuky
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01.25.26
Coalition moves to kill charge central to Netanyahu corruption trial
Ministers back bill to scrap 'fraud and breach of trust' offense used in corruption cases against public officials, including Netanyahu; critics say move targets PM’s legal troubles as his trial continues
Moran Azulay, Tova Zimuky
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01.12.26
Ethical concerns: Israel warns against surrogacy in Ukraine citing exploitation and human trafficking
Surrogate mothers reportedly forced to live in isolation in harsh conditions in Ukraine; According to the Ministry of Justice, women who do not speak the language were signed to draconian and exploitative contracts; This is the 4th country that Israel recommends avoiding for surrogacy
Tova Zimuky
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01.07.26
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