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Tali Gottlieb of the Likud was warned by the court that 'all immunity stops at the entrance to the hall' after she began shouting at Supreme Court Justice Yitzhak Amit
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Yoram Cohen revealed in an interview that Netanyahu asked him to use surveillance against the heads of the security system • Naftali Bennett responded: 'Netanyahu wanted to eliminate me.'
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A court lifted the gag order after 'massive and repeated' leaks to the media • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has slammed the case as a 'political witch hunt' that has held his aides 'hostage'
This follows criticism leveled against Sharvit, which included US Senator Lindsey Graham slamming the choice over Sharvit's stance on the energy policy of President Donald Trump
The crimes specifically attributed to the two include bribery, contact with a foreign agent, and breach of trust • A journalist and another major suspect have also been interrogated under warning
The Movement for the Quality of Government and the Yesh Atid party took legal action following the adoption of the controversial law on the selection of judges
'In the next government we will ensure that the law to change the Judicial Selection Committee is abolished,' opposition leaders said in a joint statement
The state budget for 2025 will stand at about 619 billion New Israel Shekels • Opposition waved signs in solidarity with the plight of the hostages as demonstrators blocked the entrance to the Knesset
The attorney general, whose duties includ the government's legal adviser, criticized the ministers for trying to promote 'not governance, but unlimited authoritarian power'
After the expected vote of no confidence on Sunday, the case will be passed on to a selection committee chaired by former Supreme Court president Asher Grunis
In a video broadcast during a security cabinet meeting, Netanyahu presented what he termed as a 'dramatic revelation of facts that will shake you,' revealing personal correspondence with Bar
At the main rally in Tel Aviv, protesters brandished the blue and white Israeli flag, calling for a deal to secure the release of the remaining Israeli hostages
Clashes broke out on Jerusalem's Gaza Street between protesters and police trying to prevent them from progressing towards the home of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
In a post published on the official X account of the Prime Minister's Office, it was written that the left does this 'In the US and in Israel, when a strong right wing leader wins an election'
A recording revealed that an American lobbyist for the Qatar government named Jay Footlik, transferred money to the main suspect in affair as a tax favor
In a letter sent to the Defense Minister, Gali Baharav-Miara suggested various steps to immediately fill the ranks of the army • 'Increased enforcement towards the ultra-Orthodox public is required'
In the face of the resumption of military operations, Netanyahu and Ben Gvir are close to an agreement to reintegrate the far-right party into the government
Gali Baharav-Miara said that an 'investigation must be completed into the factual and legal basis underlying the decision and the Prime Minister's ability to deal with the matter at this time'
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At the request of the police, the Rishon LeZion Magistrates' Court ordered a comprehensive publication ban on the 'Qatar-Gate' affair, prohibiting the disclosure of investigation details
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After university presidents called threats to fire Gali Baharav-Miara 'an unprecedented threat to the rule of law,' Education Minister Yoav Kish hit back, calling them 'confused'
Justice Minister Yariv Levin called for a vote of no confidence, saying that she 'shattered democracy,' 'amassed incredible power to herself,' and 'corrupted the institution of the attorney general'
After the reported business relationship between Netanyahu's advisors and the Qatari government, the opposition leader demaned an investigation into 'four associates receiving Qatari money'
Netanyahu's 'visit to the White House was most successful, exceeding all our expectations and dreams,' an Israeli official told i24NEWS
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu requested to postpone his testimony in his trial due to his medical condition, after he underwent prostate surgery