Judges note that none of the accused tried to help their 16-year-old victim, say individuals who commit crimes as a group are still personally responsible for their actions

Turkel authored several important rulings upholding freedom of expression, and commissions he headed bolstered gay rights and exonerated the IDF over a deadly Gaza flotilla raid

The defendants, all cousins, indicted for shooting dead Mohammed Abu Huwash in Rahat as part of violent family dispute between two rival clans

Relying heavily on Shin Bet confession and classified evidence, court convicts Mohammad el-Halabi of diverting funds to terror group

Panel of 3 judges reject appeal by prosecutors, find defendants did not act out of malice and believed they were facing an attacker who still posed danger

Caretakers suspected of negligence after toddler falls from play structure to his death in Beersheba

People 'hiding behind a keyboard' should 'expect a harsh punishment and jail time,' prosecution says

The 15-year-olds face charges of endangering human lives, conspiracy to commit a crime; Shin Bet probed case as a potential 'terror incident'

Walid Abu Madiam was caught in Jerusalem's Old City in November 2020 with a knife and a screwdriver and convicted of attempting to stab a police officer or IDF soldier

Odeh Abu Jaudah, who faces separate accusations tied to the case, tells Boaz Kokia: 'We know where you live, you are murderers'