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Israeli authorities have extended the detention of two activists from a Gaza flotilla, leading to diplomatic tensions with countries like Spain and Brazil. The activists have reportedly described experiencing torture while in Israeli prison.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu appeared for his 81st court session on corruption charges, where an Israeli court rejected his request to delay today's proceedings until noon.
Palestinians participated in municipal elections across the West Bank and parts of the Gaza Strip, marking the first local polls in several years. These elections were noted by some as the first since the recent conflict in Gaza.
Israel's Top Court President has instructed police to permit demonstrations against the war with Iran.
An Israeli court has found thin evidence to charge Gaza smuggling suspects with security offenses, raising questions about the strength of the prosecution's case.
Dozens of aid groups operating in Gaza and the West Bank have received a temporary reprieve as an Israeli court paused a new law that threatened their shutdown.
Israel's Supreme Court has temporarily blocked the government from shuttering the Gaza operations of dozens of aid organisations which petitioned the court in a dispute over new Israeli rules requiring them to name Palestinian staff.
An Israeli court has overturned the conviction of an Israeli officer accused of attacking a Palestinian journalist.
Israel intercepted a Gaza-bound flotilla, detaining numerous activists, with courts extending the detention of some. Allegations of severe physical abuse and torture against the detained activists have emerged, prompting calls for international action.
Israel's Supreme Court has ordered the government to limit benefits for ultra-Orthodox men who avoid mandatory military conscription, opening a new phase in the dispute over military service.
An editorial in Haaretz calls for Israel's top court to unequivocally reject what it describes as 'Levin's tricks,' indicating a strong stance against certain legal or political maneuvers.
An Israeli judge has ordered an arsonist to repay NIS 2.5 million in compensation to a church, along with attorney fees and court costs, following an anti-Christian attack.
An Israeli court has temporarily halted a new law that threatened to shut down dozens of well-known aid organizations operating in Gaza and the West Bank, offering a reprieve to the groups.
An Israeli court has temporarily frozen the government's plans to ban the operations of foreign aid organizations in Gaza and the West Bank. The freeze will remain in effect until the court makes a final decision on the matter.
Israel’s Supreme Court on Friday froze a government order that would have barred dozens of international aid organizations from operating in the Gaza Strip and other Palestinian ar...
Aid organizations have filed a petition with an Israeli court, seeking to continue their operations in Gaza after new rules led to a ban on their work.
Activists from an aid flotilla intercepted by Israel en route to Gaza appeared in an Israeli court, with some alleging "extreme brutality" during their detention. Several activists were later released, while international calls for their freedom continued.
An Israeli court has ordered the government to impose penalties on ultra-Orthodox Jews who refuse to serve in the military draft.
Israel's High Court of Justice has begun hearing petitions seeking the removal of far-right minister Itamar Ben-Gvir from his position. The petitions allege politicization of the police force under his leadership.
Israeli Court Rules Police Strip‑search of anti‑Iran War Protester Illegal Haaretz
An Israeli court has temporarily halted a new law that threatened to shut down dozens of well-known aid organizations operating in Gaza and the West Bank.
Israel's Supreme Court temporarily blocked a government decision that had banned numerous humanitarian organizations, including Doctors Without Borders, from operating in Gaza.
An Israeli court has overturned the conviction of an officer accused of assaulting a Palestinian journalist, with the ruling citing 'Oct. 7 PTSD' as a factor.
Several international aid organizations, including MSF, Oxfam, NRC, and CARE, have petitioned Israel's top court to challenge a directive requiring them to renew registrations and submit Palestinian staff lists within 60 days, which they view as a ban on their operations in Gaza and the West Bank.