Society

Yanki Deri, son of Shas chairman Aryeh Deri, holds a management position at the World Zionist Organization. A conflict of interest agreement reveals that three of his relatives serve on the organization's executive committee, which oversees his work.

Almost two and a half years have passed since Haymonot Kasau disappeared, and despite repeated appeals from the family, the Shin Bet has not entered the picture - and at Lahav 433, according to the father, they no longer answer them. The meeting with Netanyahu also did not help: "He said he would check and return with an answer. Since then we have not heard from him." He concluded with pain: "I...

Two Tel Sheva residents have been indicted for carrying an illegal Glock pistol, attempting to evade police, and causing a collision with a family's vehicle. Charges include reckless endangerment, obstructing a police officer, and illegal weapons possession.

A federal cyber operation exposed malware hidden in innocent games that affected 8,000 devices. Now, a 21-year-old from Florida faces serious charges and up to 10 years in prison.

Shaye Feigenboim, coach and star of the reality show "Golstar," has filed a lawsuit against Brill Shoe Industries Ltd. The dispute centers on the unauthorized use of a character resembling Feigenboim in a Lee Cooper advertising campaign.

A covert and overt investigation by Lahav 433 led to the filing of a prosecutor's statement against those involved in the extortion of a local council and sewage facilities. Among the items seized: Rolex watches worth hundreds of thousands of shekels and luxury vehicles.

The indictment charges Sabag with causing the death of his friend Yosef Haim Revach by negligence. He is also charged with recklessness, negligence with a weapon, and illegal possession of a weapon.

The Magistrate's Court in Ramle has sentenced contractor Ismail Adjo to 22 months in prison and a 90,000 NIS fine for VAT offenses. The total damage to the state, amounting to approximately 1.8 million NIS, remains unrecovered.

A severe indictment was filed against two brothers suspected of running a protection money collection system from business owners in the Be'er Sheva industrial zone. The police investigation revealed extortion under threats of hundreds of thousands of shekels.

Igal Ratzon's son manages a relationship with nine women under one roof. Clinical psychologist Amos Prives explains why authorities struggle to intervene - and when consent can turn into exploitation: "A problematic reality that should not exist."

A shocking case in Tirat Carmel highlights concerns regarding the safety of elderly people in need of care. The investigation revealed a series of abuses far more severe than the initial complaint.

The State Attorney's Office has filed an indictment in the Haifa District Court against a 40-year-old Indian national. She is accused of committing sexual offenses and assaulting an elderly woman under her care.

The Israel Public Broadcasting Corporation (Kan) has joined the petition against the Broadcasting Law, requesting the Supreme Court to cancel a 25 million shekel budget cut, citing political interference.

The problematic influencer returned to Miami and already managed to get into trouble at a nightclub. According to TMZ, two men claimed they performed a "citizen's arrest" on Clavicular after he acted out in the club. In a video that went viral, the influencer is heard saying he is having trouble breathing, and later laughed about the incident on X.

A Magistrate's Court in Ramle dismissed a libel lawsuit filed by a police officer against a pub owner. The judge ruled that the officer abused his authority by seizing the citizen's phone without a warrant to gather evidence for a personal civil case.

The name of Pinchas Zaltzman, who presents himself as the Chief Rabbi of Moldova, has surfaced in a smuggling investigation involving weapons seized at the Moldova-Romania border. Zaltzman denies any involvement, while the local Jewish community states he was never appointed to the position.

The judges explained that Shamriz, who escaped from captivity and was mistakenly shot by IDF soldiers, will not be recognized as a fallen soldier because he "does not meet the formal criterion for classification". Justice Grosskopf noted that "he performed all the heroic actions while he was not in military service". Yonatan Shamriz: "My brother was drafted on 7/10 - this is a spit in the face, he...

The Registrar of Amutot has filed a petition to liquidate the "Chance Le-Tipat Osher" association, following an investigation by the Corporations Authority which found that it was allegedly established for personal financial gain, while misleading donors and failing to meet legal reporting requirements.

The court has ordered the removal of electronic monitoring for Moshiko Mor, authorizing his return to the stage. The easing of conditions follows positive reports from the Probation Service regarding his rehabilitation.

Two British engineering soldiers were arrested after speeding in a 15-ton armored vehicle. During their destructive joyride, they lost control and hit several cars. The damage is estimated at 100,000 pounds.

After the publication regarding the transfer of the case to the Tel Aviv Yamar and its effective reopening, 20 years after the murder, Tair Rada's mother told ynet: "I received the news with surprise. No official body updated us." Ola Kravchenko: "If they summon me for questioning - I will arrive."

After Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara asked the Supreme Court to make the interim injunction against the law freezing arrests of ultra-Orthodox draft dodgers permanent, Knesset Legal Advisor Sagit Afik also challenged the legislation. She stated that the process failed to meet the required legal standards.

The three young men injured in the accident with singer Sasson Shaulov recount the first seconds after the collision. They claim that at the scene, Shaulov admitted fault and promised to cover damages, but has not contacted them personally since that night.

Following nearly a year and a half of legal proceedings, including house arrest, the Supreme Court has granted singer Moshiko Mor permission to resume performing at private events.

A woman whose relatives were kidnapped argued that the cessation of intimate relations on October 7, 2023, should mark the date for property division. The court ruled that family dissolution is determined by the totality of circumstances, including economic separation, and set the date of rupture to January 2025.

While on patrol, a police officer returned home to retrieve forgotten work keys. He lost his balance while exiting his high-profile patrol vehicle in his driveway and sustained injuries. The Tel Aviv Labor Court ruled the incident constitutes a workplace accident.

The trustee attributed fraudulent actions to the debtor, but the court clarified that an "in-depth investigation" into the circumstances of the debt's creation must be done only with its approval. The decision: The woman won economic rehabilitation.

An unusual and terrifying event in the resort town of Malia: people armed with rifles and axes broke into a hotel where dozens of Israelis were staying and went from room to room. The teenagers sent farewell messages to their parents, the police arrived late, and the fear of hunting Israelis in Europe is growing.

American agents demanded a password from a protester, but the one he provided triggered a security feature that wiped his device entirely. He is now facing an unprecedented indictment.

A Seoul court has ordered the chairman of SK Group to pay his ex-wife approximately one-third of his fortune. The $644 million settlement was calculated based on asset values at the time of the appeal hearing, rejecting the ex-wife's request to base the figure on future company valuations.

The Safed Family Court has ordered a mother to pay 180,000 shekels in damages for parental alienation. The court found that the mother systematically thwarted the children's relationship with their father.

Yaniv Moalem, convicted of running a fictitious invoice network that cost the state 65 million shekels, has been extradited from Panama. He had previously fled Israel to avoid a 10-year prison sentence.

After the reopening of the case, Olla Kravchenko, whose case against her was closed for lack of guilt in 2021, stated: "I hope the new information leads to the murderer." Attorney Yarom Halevi noted: "There is only one serious direction." Despite rumors on the web that Roman Zadorov moved to a safe house, a check by Walla reveals that only yesterday he was seen going fishing.

Forces searched the area for long hours after receiving a report yesterday about a missing person at Hofit Beach. Today his body was found and it will be transferred for examination at the National Center of Forensic Medicine. Israel Police: "Avoid entering the sea at non-declared beaches."

A severe incident of violence has shaken Brazil: during a futsal match, a player committed a gross foul and then kicked her opponent in the head. The match was abandoned, and the attacker has been suspended for five years.

Police forces and ZAKA diving teams conducted extensive searches at Hofit Beach after a 39-year-old man went missing in the sea. The incident occurred at the same beach where 4-year-old Yuval Kogan previously disappeared.

A disturbing trend of organized shoplifting has emerged in Eilat, involving families on vacation. Police have uncovered a sophisticated method where suspects use young children as cover to steal luxury goods.

An American fund has filed a lawsuit against the chairman of InMode, alleging he is the de facto controlling shareholder despite owning only 7% of the company. The plaintiff seeks stricter oversight of the acquisition process.

Tensions are rising in Judea and Samaria following reports of overnight retaliatory attacks, including the burning of mosques, homes, and vehicles, in response to the killing of two Israelis.

Armed military forces arrived at police headquarters following the raid, leading to unprecedented tension between security branches. The President intervened in the crisis, deciding that the official would be investigated by his own office rather than the police.