Harlan Crow, who reportedly gave lavish gifts to Justice Clarence Thomas, said to own multiple pieces of Nazi memorabilia, as well as garden statues of Mussolini and Stalin

Beny Steinmetz says he'll turn to Switzerland's highest court after most of the charges against him are upheld

Businessman, who is seeking return to the White House, pleads not guilty to 34 charges at brief court session over 2016 hush-money payments to porn star, Playboy model

Police seize luxury cars, watches during raids after undercover op; ministry employees, construction company owners, lawyers among those held; one linked to criminal organization

Israel was one of only 8 countries to improve in 2022, with Transparency International crediting rise to previous government's commitment to democracy and independent judiciary

Rami Greenberg was detained in August on suspicion hundreds of thousands of shekels had been illegally transferred to him as campaign donations

Ilan Shor and Vladimir Plahotniuc fled Moldova in 2019 after being implicated in a $1bn bank fraud and other illicit schemes; Shor living in Israel

Charge of accepting bribes dropped, but Arnon Giladi to face conviction on breach of trust and moral turpitude, will receive 8-month prison sentence and fine

Samuel Hayek, a leading figure in UK Jewry and Israeli politics, demands KKL use its considerable funds to help Jewish life around the world, warning it must do so to stay relevant

In closing statement at appeal hearing, defense lawyers for Beny Steinmetz claim accusations against their client in Guinea bribery case are 'very weak'