Overturning lower court decision, justices say family of attorney who composed documents does not own them; papers to be handed over to state archives

Ultra-Orthodox demonstrating against Eurovision Shabbat 'desecration' leave scene rather that look at immodestly clad females

Paramedics pronounce 60-year-old dead at apartment in Gonen neighborhood; neighbor says brothers fought over inheritance

Likud denies Yair Netanyahu had anything to do with abrupt pull of support for Michal Rosenboim, an attorney linked to premier's rival Gideon Sa'ar

Legislation sponsored by Miki Zohar would require approval by House Committee, which he chairs, and Knesset before indictments can be filed against lawmakers

Legislation would reportedly task government with setting conscription quotas; Yisrael Beytenu chief has said he won't join coalition if current version of proposed law changed

After being widely criticized for quality of vocals, the pop star uploads a video fixed to be the way it was intended to sound

Decision to come five years after former principal was nabbed in Israel, due to Australia's extradition request on 74 charges of sex abuse

For the first time in over 30 years, none of the candidates for government ombudsman are judges

As MKs consider limiting court's powers and granting politicians greater immunity, Israel's most influential lawyers threaten to shut down courts in 'a fight for our home'