Netanyahu has held the top job longer than any one else in the Jewish state's history. But his legal woes now threaten to ruin any legacy he may have built up

Mandelblit's decision is legal bombshell, marks first time in Israel’s history that serving PM faces criminal charges; premier to speak at 8:30 p.m.

But political dead-end could hold up indictments for months until new government formed, scholar says, since it must first be submitted to Knesset speaker for immunity inquiry

Gag order on Case 4000 graft probe against Netanyahu only slightly lifted after justice minister accuses police of blackmail earlier this month

AG still reportedly weighing whether to include severe charge when he announces decision on PM's corruption cases in coming days

Lawmakers face 6 potential options that could stop the countdown toward another national vote and, finally, form the 35th Government of Israel

Last-minute reevaluation of evidence is highly unusual at late stage of investigation, TV reports say; criminal charges expected to be lodged by early next week

Last-minute reevaluation of evidence is highly unusual at late stage of investigation, TV reports say; criminal charges expected to be lodged by early next week

PM expected to face criminal charges in three cases by early next week, report says

PM's party said planning major rally near attorney general's home ahead of declaration of corruption charges