The criminal trial testimony hearings of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu began in the Tel Aviv District Court on Wednesday.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stands trial in three major corruption cases—accused of accepting lavish gifts, manipulating media coverage, and trading regulatory favors for political gain.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says that he tried to halt, not advance, the so-called Israel Hayom law, as he testifies on the last day of direct questioning by his defense team in his criminal ...

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu insists his conversations with Yedioth Ahronoth publisher Arnon Mozes about improving the ...

The prosecution requested on Sunday that the witness's testimonies in defense of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in his ...

Cleaning staff member Sylvie Genesia is suing PM’s wife for NIS 650,000 over alleged abuse at PM’s residence; defendant says ...

Legislation would dilute AG's powers, and create a 'prosecutor general' in charge of all criminal prosecutions, including for ...

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The Knesset’s Ministerial Committee for Legislation approved for an initial reading on Sunday a law that would split the ...

A seemingly strange choice was made by a correspondent for Israel’s Channel 12 when he decided, on April 22, to publish one ...