PM could be required to immediately let go of his four other ministerial posts, but AG can't formally file indictment before Knesset discusses a potential request for immunity

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

In response to High Court petition demanding probe into Fifth Dimension, state says it's evaluating materials from ombudsman; Blue and White chief reportedly not implicated in case

Yaakov Peretz of Kiryat Ata suspected of accepting bribes, breach of trust, money laundering and other crimes in wide-ranging graft case

An internal ethics report has alleged mismanagement and abuses of authority by Pierre Krahenbuhl, prompting his suspension

Suspects include 2 senior municipal officials; 9 others detained for questioning after 'extensive investigation' by anti-fraud police unit

Rallies demanding overhaul of political system, end to corruption turned deadly in early October when security forces killed at least 157

Demonstrations against rampant corruption in debt-ridden country threaten to deepen its political and financial woes

Report alleged embattled PM showed favorable treatment to his friend while London mayor, including public grants for her company and visits to Tel Aviv

Johnson reportedly brought friend on trips to Tel Aviv and awarded her company grants while mayor of London, in potential conflict of interest