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Turkish nationals charged over plot to smuggle firearms from Iran into Israel
Three Turkish nationals were charged in Nazareth with plotting to smuggle pistols from Iran into Israel through Jordan, including one accused of aiding terror.
Qatargate: Urich's attorneys accuse State Attorney of violating their client's 'fundamental rights'
30% of complaints filed about judges in 2024 were justified, report finds
A-G considering filing criminal charges against IPS chief connected to ethics, integrity issues
Haim Taib to light torch on Independence Day for promoting unity and resilience
"Lighting the torch is a full-circle moment for me and my family – both personally and nationally – and a symbol of my commitment to strengthening the resilience of the State of Israel."
Attorneys defend A-G's role as gatekeeper of democracy amid vote of no confidence
The "challenging situation" in which the Jewish State has found itself has compelled the Attorney-General to effectuate her role as gatekeeper, the letter noted.
Jerusalem Court criticizes prosecutors for targeting haredi protesters
"The data speaks for itself. It proves that minors from the ultra-Orthodox sector were the only ones prosecuted for passive unlawful assembly," the judge said.
Three former Netanyahu aides indicted for witness harassment
The three were indicted for reportedly harassing Shlomo (Momo) Filber, the state's witness in the trial cases against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
State attorney opens criminal investigation into Sara Netanyahu
MK Naama Lazimi's office was informed that the criminal investigation would be opened after her request to investigate the actions of Sara Netanyahu's "Uvda" program.
Indictment filed against two IDF reservists on charges of spying for Iran
Eliaspov served as a technician in reserve for the Iron Dome while Andreev served as a technician in reserves in the Kirya pit.
State attorneys oppose review of decision to keep NCO in leaked docs case in confinement
The indictment alleged that Rosenfeld in April sent a picture via the Telegram messaging app of a top-secret document to Feldstein, who was an aide to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
No evidence for terror charges against protesters who fired flares near Netanyahu home
The judge who presided over the hearing also said that there is no evidence of terrorism motives, according to the legal aid organization representing the four.
Court convicts Israeli man of spying for Iran, traveling to enemy country
This marks the first conviction since the start of the Israel-Hamas war, despite several indictments against Israelis who were recruited by Iranian agents.
Two Jerusalem residents indicted for spying for Hezbollah
The two were in contact with a woman named Dania via a WhatsApp group and continued to maintain communications with her even after they knew she worked for the terror group.
State attorney to appeal decision to send PM aide in classified docs case to house arrest
The two defendants are Eli Feldstein and a reserve IDF NCO whose identity has not been approved for publication.
