Israel prison
Prosecution indicts convicted sex offender for repeated violations of supervision order
The prosecution requested that he be remanded in custody until the conclusion of the legal proceedings, citing a high level of danger to the public.
Israel faces worst prison overcrowding crisis in its history, report warns
Filber search allegation collapses as prosecutors close investigation
Ben-Gvir approves Druze officer as new prison service deputy chief commissioner
Extreme heat wave pushes Israel's electricity reserve to the limit
Israel Electric Corporation: if peak power consumption occurs, the system can experience power shortages due to low electricity reserve.
An unlikely bond
An innovative program pairs prison inmates with the severely disabled residents of Aleh Negev, leading to surprising benefits on both sides.
Death penalty for terrorists gains popularity in coalition and on social media
The current law gives judges an option of sentencing a terrorist to death, but only if there is a consensus between all the judges presiding over a case.
Supreme Court: No jail for Olmert pending Talansky conviction appeal
The ruling came as the state made a surprise announcement at the hearing that it would not oppose postponing Olmert's sentence pending the appeal.
Prisoners of the election: Thousands of inmates line up to vote at facilities across Israel
Prisoners to do their part, albeit limited, to decide the makeup of the 20th Knesset.
Arab lawyer from east Jerusalem arrested for aiding Hamas
Suspect allegedly met with terrorists in prison to exchange money for information.
'iPhone Imal' caught by cavity search trying to smuggle phones to Hamas prisoners
A woman attempts to smuggle means of communications to Hamas activists in Israeli prison, gets caught.
Report alleges Olmert bribed Zaken not to testify against him
The alleged messages show Zaken requesting Olmert to obtain job interviews for her son with Bank Discount's CEO and the Harel Group, as well as getting a European vacation home.
Force-feeding bill to move forward despite end of prisoners' hunger strike
Yesh Atid accepts "softened" version of bill; Likud MK Regev: A hunger strike is terrorism in prison.
After rejecting appeals, Supreme Court rejects Katsav's request for a retrial
Justice Neal Hendel says Katsav's claims that he suffered a "distortion of justice" are baseless.
