Prison sentence
'I killed a person': TLV court sentences Solomon Madmon to life for murder of family member
Madmon was convicted of fatally shooting his daughter-in-law's father, Yosef Yosefia, six times in a Ramat Gan apartment building after a dispute over his son’s separation from Yosefia’s daughter.
Gedera rapist sentenced to 21 years for home invasion attack on mother
Andrew and Tristan Tate to seek release from US jail as they fight UK extradition for sex offenses
Maya Vishniak's killer sentenced to 25 years in prison after plea deal
Malaysian citizen jailed for insulting Islam on social media
The sentence is believed to be the harshest such penalty on record in the Muslim-majority country, where concerns over racial and religious tensions have grown in recent months.
Disgraced former Chief Rabbi Yona Metzger set for early release from prison
Metzger started serving his sentence in May 2017 following a plea bargain with the state prosecution.
Palestinian minor who killed Israeli in supermarket gets 35 years prison
Sgt.Tuvia Yania Weissman was stabbed to death in February 2016 at the Rami Levi supermarket
U.N.-Cambodia convicts two ex-Khmer Rouge leaders of genocide
Nuon Chea, 92, and former President Khieu Samphan, 87, were guilty of genocide against the Cham Muslim minority and Vietnamese people, and of various crimes against humanity.
High court keeps pressure on state to release prisoners, make cells larger
The decision will place intense pressure on the entire police force and the prison system so that cell space will become compliant with international standards.
7 alleged Mossad spies sentenced in Algerian court
One man was sentenced to death, while six others were sentenced to ten years in prison.
IDF Parole Board orders early release of Hebron shooter Elor Azaria
Azaria entered jail on August 9, after being convicted of manslaughter for shooting Palestinian attacker Abdel Fatah al-Sharif on March 24, 2016.
5 times Israeli politicians said ‘there’s nothing to it’ and ended in jail
Israelis have long complained that drawn-out investigations, often leaked to the media, have undercut politicians and their right to due process.
Iran says U.S. jailing of consultant part of 'psychological warfare'
"This verdict was politically motivated as the Americans are constantly engaging in psychological warfare against Iran."
American teen gets suspended sentence for vandalizing Auschwitz barracks
The judge at a court in the town of Oswiecim said he was surprised that a yeshiva student would desecrate the site.
