Court says it lacks justification to intervene in military plea bargain that hands soldier 3 months community service for wrongfully shooting two Palestinians, killing one

Justices also ask for explanation why Public Security Minister Ohana should be exempt from agreement and why senior law enforcement officials shouldn't finally be appointed

In dramatic move that could send Israel to elections or even a constitutional crisis, judges give government 21 days to defend Basic Law changes propping up power-sharing coalition

The West Bank dairy farmer was first detained back in July on suspicion of being a 'prominent Islamic Jihad activist'; detainee will remain in Israeli custody until November 26

High Court of Justice says it won't grant further extension of deadline for legislating exemptions to mandatory military service for yeshiva students

Request comes in response to right-wing petition demanding clarification as to why Khan al-Ahmar has not been demolished, in ongoing saga

Chief justice says petitioners must make legal arguments about why Netanyahu-Gantz power-sharing deal should be struck down, but no ruling announced

Hospital sought to discharge Maher al-Akhras, but he objected; Israeli authorities say he is a dangerous Islamic Jihad activist -- but also plan to free him in November

Move comes after court blocks military's initial plan to destroy entire building where suspect in killing of Amit Ben-Ygal resided

Responding to petitions against decision to close cases, justice officials say evidence does not support opening of criminal investigations into the affairs