Stanford University says it will return all gifts from failed crypto exchange following claim against its professor Allan Joseph Bankman and retired professor Barbara Fried

Couple raising a child not genetically linked to them had sought to block a court order that granted another couple's request to determine whether they are the biological parents

Haaretz writer Yossi Klein takes prime minister's son to court for saying he wrote that anti-government protesters were disappointed that 'no blood was shed' at rally

Federal court rules parent company was not required to forewarn investors of plans to ban ice cream sales in settlements, which plunged share value

X Corp., formerly known as Twitter, alleges that the Israel-based web data collection firm scraps and sells of content and user data pulled from the social media platform

Israeli cybersecurity unicorn files lawsuit accusing fellow cybersecurity unicorn of intentionally pilfering its tech, its messaging, 'even the coffee it uses at trade shows'

Rabbi Ronen Shaulov apologizes for false claims about ex-PM and his parents; court to decide at future date on damages, which Bennett has said he'll donate

Lawsuit claims 1904 'Woman Ironing,' hanging at NY institution since 1978, was sold under duress in 1938; museum insists sale was a 'fair transaction,' says suit is without merit

Channel 14 ordered to pay $46,000 to Reform, Conservative groups over refusal to give airtime to their voices, which violated the terms of its license as a Jewish tradition network

Myrna Bennett says she's 'very proud' of her son for suing Ronen Shaulov, but adds: 'I don't know if one can change lies that run so deep'