Asher Levy says he submitted his resignation due to ownership change, as company comes under fire from public and lawmakers over allegations that police surveilled civilians

Video of 2020 incident shows Jamal Hakrush leaving parking lot as others tend to wounded man and with stabber not detained, despite claim he left building to secure the crime scene

Military correspondent Judah Ari Gross and Arab affairs reporter Aaron Boxerman discuss extremist settler violence and Russia's patrol with Syria on the Israeli border

Suspect with rifle arrested in southern town of Mulada during fight between rival gangs; infant hospitalized in moderate condition; woman, 28, also shot

Jamal Hakrush, head of unit that battles Arab Israeli crime, put on leave after footage shows him running past bleeding man and out of plant in Kafr Kanna during 2020 killing

Ahuvia Sandak was killed while fleeing from police, allegedly after throwing rocks at Palestinians; his death has become a rallying cry for nationalist youths

Demonstrators from Toldot Aharon Hasidic sect were protesting opening of cellphone store in their neighborhood

Amid reports the Israel Police used Pegasus spyware on citizens, allegedly without oversight, IDI experts weigh in on the legal standing of covert monitoring and wiretapping

Editor David Horovitz and political and legal correspondent Carrie Keller-Lynn discuss a potential deal for the ex-premier, and cast light on the NSO spyware scandal

Calcalist website reports officers used Pegasus spyware on family members of targets too, leading to arrests in cases that were eventually closed