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The Hebrew newspaper Haaretz reported that Israeli security prisons have operated as torture camps for three years, where thousands of prisoners live with hunger, severe violence, …
Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir boasted about the harsh policies and severe conditions he imposed on Palestinian prisoners inside Israeli prisons, announcing his…
In an opinion article published by the Israeli newspaper Maariv, writer Meir Uziel argued that the war Israel is fighting has not ended three years after the October 7 attack, and …
Yoval Segiv's Hebrew page reported that Cabinet Secretary Yossi Fuchs is about to join the list of departures from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office, after informing the p…
The Knesset's legal adviser, Sagit Afik, asked Israel's Supreme Court to hold a re-run election for the post of state comptroller as soon as possible, preferably during the current…
Hebrew Channel 12 reported that the Israeli Supreme Court overturned the disqualification of the Joint List, the United List and candidate Ofer Cassif, permitting them to run in th…
About three years after the October 7 attack, the name of Lt. Col. Arieh Omeidror, who served as intelligence officer of the Gaza Division, was revealed, after Israel's Supreme Cou…
The Israeli Supreme Court began hearings on Thursday into petitions to disqualify Arab lists and candidates from the 2026 elections, in a session centered on Balad party leader Sam…
Israel's Shin Bet announced, with the approval of its chief David Zini, that it will not provide direct protection to party leaders in the current situation, including Yair Golan a…
The Hebrew newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth reported that the Israeli Supreme Court ruled that the head of the General Security Service (Shin Bet) must consider placing security protecti…
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu launched a sharp attack on former Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar, blaming him for failing to warn of the October 7 attack and insisting he knew …