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Class-action lawsuit approved against Golda chain for misleading sugar-free ice cream marketing
Alongside high amounts of lactose, products were found to contain polyol sugar substitutes without proper disclosure; chain claimed: "We removed the products out of caution."
Golda ice cream chain faces NIS 350 million lawsuit over falsely labeled sugar-free options
Netanyahu tells High Court there are no grounds to fire Ben-Gvir
Arson suspect in court as wildfires rage around Spokane, Washington
WATCH: Israel Police arrest crime organization boss Yossi Musli after Japanika grenade attacks
The arrest was carried out as part of the investigation into the wave of grenade attacks, arson, and shootings that has hit central and northern Israel in recent days.
Bild leak affair defendants to respond to charges against them in first since Urich added
The hearing was the first since the indictment was amended last month to add senior Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu adviser Yonatan Urich as a defendant.
Former Value Base analyst convicted of insider trading, securities fraud
Lipman carried out the trades through his parents’ bank account, concealing his activity from Value Base and violating company procedures governing employees’ personal securities trading.
Fashion chains Onot and Jump file urgent application for stay of proceedings
The companies request to operate the 33 remaining stores for 60 days in order to urgently locate a buyer and save the jobs of about 100 employees.
Ukraine wants joint investigation in Monaco bomb case after suspect found dead, top prosecutor says
The blast wounded businessman Vadym Yermolaiev, his wife and their 13-year-old son, and two suspects, including a Ukrainian intelligence officer, have been detained.
The bartender beat the National Insurance Institute: Cash tips will be considered part of wages
A bartender was injured on her way to work, but the National Insurance Institute calculated benefits on payslips alone. The court ruled cash tips also count as income.
High Court warns of ‘anarchy,’ says Israeli politicians who defy court rulings could face lawsuits
If elected officials choose not to comply with court rulings, the High Court of Justice warned, they risk exposure to civil lawsuits.
Tajik national charged in alleged Iran spying case after filming Haifa Port, Elbit facility
Dodobaev, a Tajik citizen whose temporary Israeli residency permit had expired by May, is charged with contact with a foreign agent, and several other serious crimes.
October 7 trials: How Israel is preparing for the largest terror prosecution in its history
LEGAL AFFAIRS: Israel now needs to build an entire temporary justice system around a crime that cannot be reduced to a single file, defendant, scene, or legal theory.
Exceptional Case: The participation of a mayor in an advertising video was approved
The court ruled: The mayor of Lod is permitted to lead campaigns to recruit investors to the city.