As Motti Levy gives court testimony, documents reveal PM testified before state commision of inquiry into naval corruption case, with panel's work continuing

Internal documents from German competitor also indicate Israeli Navy later actively sought to assist firm in securing contracts

While the identities of the witnesses and the materials studied remain unknown, some believe staying under the radar may save panel from being torpedoed by Netanyahu government

In plea bargain, Eliezer Zandberg found guilty of breach of trust for having received over NIS 100,000 from shipbuilder's representative while serving as fundraising group's head

In an unusual move, officers placed surveillance devices inside Avriel Bar Yosef's home while he was behind bars, report says

Knesset committee rejects government's request for confidentiality, but allows for certain specific discussions to remain behind closed doors

Expanded commission of inquiry approved last month by the cabinet; Netanyahu expected to be called as chief witness

Correspondents Tal Schneider and Lazar Berman update us on a near-unprecedented UN resolution against Holocaust denial and aftershocks from the scandal-ridden submarine deal

The five members of the government-backed commission of inquiry will need to have no ties to the scandal-ridden procurement deal from a German shipbuilder

Committee will evaluate decision-making by political echelon surrounding sensitive procurement, in case that has already snared several close associates of Netanyahu