Prosecutors say Moshe Shoval used nude photos to blackmail female bank employee into putting on fake explosive vest, as part of scheme to steal NIS 3 million

Gregory Israel Abou was told to come in and explain his actions in a video art piece, even though police did not have the necessary okay from state prosecution

Roman Zadorov, who has spent 11 years in prison for brutal 2006 killing of schoolgirl, to remain in jail throughout trial; prosecutors shelve case against woman named as suspect

Police searching for 25-year-old facing trial for illegally exiting the country after crossing the northern border earlier this year while 'seeking adventure'

After years of foot-dragging, prosecution tells Haifa District Court that public access to Hassi Stream in Kibbutz Nir David should be given 'immediately'

Justice Ministry says an appeal was filed against closure of initial investigation into October 2015 incident in which Palestinian was shot dead after stabbing an Israeli teen

Prosecutors say not enough evidence assault was racially motivated; victim claims attackers shouted anti-Semitic insults at him as he filmed unrest

Justice says there is sufficient reasonable doubt to exonerate Roman Zadorov, who has spent more than a decade in prison for brutal 2006 killing of schoolgirl

Prosecution reportedly says it can't rule out Pini Luzon's argument that he felt threatened by demonstrators during Tel Aviv rally and was attempting to flee

Former Police Internal Investigations Department head claims that opposition to idea that Yaqoub Abu al-Qia’an was a terrorist was removed from official documents by Shai Nitzan