2 women found guilty of physically abusing children aged 2-3, slapping, kicking and dragging them by arms and legs; 'They destroyed their souls,' says one mother

Judge rules several of the charges in indictment do not constitute a crime; prosecutors to consider their next steps; issue sparked Case 4000 at heart of Netanyahu corruption trial

Decision applies to Ukrainians who came after the Russian invasion; those who were in Israel illegally before won't be allowed to work; Shaked to reexamine issue in 30 days

Judge accuses Interior Ministry of violating rights of those given refuge in country amid Russian invasion by preventing them from working

Defendants are suspected of assaulting and threatening Tel Aviv woman to extort unpaid salaries from her husband

Former PM's son, who alleged 'Crime Minister' protest group was funded by foreign figures and likened them to Nazi militas, tells court his tweets were within reasonable bounds

Refugee, who was denied asylum in the past, describes her perilous way from Kyiv to Israel

Family of Ari Nesher, 17, who died after car slammed into electric bike he was riding with a friend, was opposed to clemency for Yitzhak Asefa

After video emerges proving they weren't involved, attorney for defendants says confessions were forced out of his clients using torture

Justices say 12-year sentence plus damages imposed on Eli Bar Zakai were appropriate for death of 13-year-old Eylon Shalev-Amsalem