The Tel Aviv District Prosecutor’s Office has attacked Channel 1 for airing an investigative story about a deadly 2005 traffic accident that implies that the state covered up crucial evidence in the case.
The chief executive of SodaStream has accused his company’s critics of antisemitism and hurting the interests of the Palestinian workers they claim to protect as it shuts down its factory in the West Bank and moves to Israel’s Negev Desert.
There has been a decline of 47 percent over the past four years in complaints to police of sexual offenses, the Association of Rape Crisis Centers in Israel reports.
The body of a 20-year-old woman discovered on Sunday in Nazareth has been identified as a Polish tourist who went missing on Thursday.
The police are investigating the case of a man who fled abroad, died there and whose body was brought back to Israel and buried under a false identity.
A disturbing incident occurred on Sunday in the coastal city of Holon, as police officers physically assaulted an IDF soldier in uniform.
Police said on Monday they had captured members of a gang that allegedly planned to forge large numbers of NIS 10 coins and flood the market with the fake currency.
Israel Police announced Monday morning that a massive investigation into central crime organizations led to the arrest of some 50 individuals. Police claimed that the arrests are connected to several of the worst murders that have happened over the last couple of years.
Ofer Nimrodi, the former publisher, editor-in-chief and one of the owners of Israeli daily newspaper Maariv, and a very well-known Israeli businessman, was arrested Monday for allegedly bribing attorney Ronel Fisher.
The Jerusalem District Attorney’s Office Civil Division sued a range of haredi-linked entities known as “Kehillat Hamatmidim” and their owners for NIS 52,236,952 million for allegedly defrauding the state into paying them subsidies, including forging 1500 false ID cards.
