ZAKA founder, accused of serial sexual abuse, previously denied all claims outright; reports say first official police complaint expected to be filed on Wednesday

Members of emergency services organization to be questioned by investigators, report says; public figures knew about alleged misconduct, kept quiet

Police tell Yehuda Meshi-Zahav they're not summoning him for questioning yet; 'modesty patrol' member says abuse by the 'ultra-Orthodox Jeffrey Epstein' was well known

Decision comes 1.5 years after police received tip regarding Yehuda Meshi-Zahav, but chose to investigate who was behind letter rather than probe alleged abuser

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Victims and witnesses tell of incidents of systematic abuse by Yehuda Meshi-Zahav, claiming his behavior was an open secret within the ultra-Orthodox community

Authorities said looking into previously closed case from 10 years ago, as other reported incidents are unacceptable under statute of limitations

Advocacy group, Labor chief, MK call to revoke prominent Haredi activist's Israel Prize; Tzohar rabbi Cherlow calls for thorough probe, but warns against passing immediate judgment

Haaretz report cites six allegations against Yehuda Meshi-Zahav over nearly 40-year period, some of them by minors

Yehuda Meshi-Zahav 'a role model for the spirit of volunteering,' says selection committee; former Foreign Ministry director-general Joseph Ciechanover also wins