Верховный Суд

Former Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak will serve his remaining sentence under house arrest after his party paid a required $12.32 million fine under a royal pardon.

House Republican leaders have drafted an emergency strategy to protect President Donald Trump and his administration from anticipated Democratic investigations following a midterm election sweep.

Reflecting on a landmark Supreme Court case involving child abuse, Israeli prosecutors discuss why minors often recant allegations and why the state must pursue justice regardless.

Flávio Bolsonaro fled Brazil with clandestine assistance from Argentine presidential adviser Santiago Caputo following his election defeat, sparking a major diplomatic crisis between Brasília and Buenos Aires.

The Supreme Court ruled that a WhatsApp message promising a penthouse to a former common-law partner was merely a promise to make a gift, which the sender could legally revoke, overturning a lower court decision.

Israel's unsold completed housing inventory surged 31% in four months to 10,500 units. Meanwhile, a Ramla tender was secured at 40% of appraisal value.

The Israeli Supreme Court is facing a renewed petition from the Contractors Association and Ofek Sheli to reconsider a ruling on municipal fee refunds for Target Price housing projects.

Delek Motors has signed a six-year agreement with Kawasaki Motors Europe to directly import and market Kawasaki motorcycles in Israel. The deal follows Metro's decision to drop Kawasaki in favor of Yamaha following an antitrust regulatory ruling.

The State Attorney's Office appealed the six-year prison sentence of Dr. Aryeh Levin, a senior pediatric gastroenterologist convicted of raping and sexually assaulting patients, demanding a significantly harsher punishment.

Democratic candidates scored dramatic victories in the US midterms, flipping key Republican strongholds in Texas, Ohio, and the Carolinas, while Georgia elected its first Black female governor.

Israel's Supreme Court ruled that travel agencies cannot charge handling fees for airline refund requests, triggering class-action lawsuits and industry warnings.

Right-wing activist David announced he will star in a new TV series about a romance across Israel's political divide, while also receiving a Knesset advisory offer from Otzma Yehudit.

A legal battle has erupted in Israel as the Lavi organization and Likud demand the Attorney General immediately approve a Shin Bet probe into alleged foreign election interference involving MKs and aides.

Blue Bird Airways faces a new 500,000-shekel lawsuit after stranding dozens of Israeli passengers in Heraklion for 12 hours. The airline is battling mounting legal actions, Supreme Court rulings, and regulatory hearings over massive flight delays.

A Lod court has sentenced Maksim Sabag to 10 years in prison and a 20-year driving ban for a fatal cocaine-fueled wrong-way crash on Highway 6 that killed Vladimir Donduchko in 2022.

A Florida man used AI to flood courts with 145 divorce motions, prompting new state rules. US attorneys warn chatbots generate false legal precedents.

The Sharon-Carmel Association of Towns joined a Supreme Court petition against the "Orot Yitzhak" power plant, citing severe health and environmental risks.

Russian courts are penalizing even homophobic citizens who post pride flags to mock the LGBTQ+ community, enforcing a sweeping ban under Vladimir Putin's traditional values campaign.

The State Attorney's Office appealed Denis Mokin's 22-year sentence to the Supreme Court, demanding a conviction for premeditated murder and a harsher penalty for the 2023 road rage killing of Diyar Omri.

Brazilian Senator Flávio Bolsonaro fled to the US via Argentina in a clandestine operation assisted by foreign officials and a former Mossad agent, media reports revealed.

London police arrested about 140 protesters outside the US Embassy during a demonstration against the British government's decision to ban Palestine Action as a terrorist group.

Actress Margaret Qualley and producer Jack Antonoff filed for an uncontested divorce in Brooklyn Supreme Court, ending their marriage following a quiet separation.

Former senior Shin Bet official Amit Asa explains why Mossad is investigating foreign election interference and financial trails linked to hostile states.

Australia's Victoria Supreme Court rejected Erin Patterson's appeal and increased her sentence to life without parole for the fatal mushroom poisonings.

A Tel Aviv court acquitted a driver of a bus lane violation, ruling that the municipality failed to attach mandatory compliance certificates to its camera evidence.

Israel's Supreme Court issued a conditional order against Communications Minister Shlomo Karhi's media law, citing severe legislative flaws and setting a government response deadline for January 2027.

Israeli law provides mechanisms to challenge Knesset election results over foreign funding suspicions, yet annulment is not automatic.

Dual Israeli-Russian national Alexander Blok has been extradited from Israel to the United States to face charges over a 2022 cryptocurrency exploit involving Nomad that yielded $2.8 million. The extradition follows landmark rulings by Israel's Supreme Court on cybercrime and money laundering.

Rafael Advanced Defense Systems has petitioned the Beersheba District Court against the Hevel Eilot Regional Council over a retroactive municipal property tax demand of 4.82 million NIS for firing ranges and targets.

The State Attorney's Office appealed to the Supreme Court over a lenient nine-month community service sentence given to an armed robber who stabbed a Ramat Gan convenience store clerk.

Human rights groups warn that six Iranian athletes face imminent execution following the hanging of mountaineer Ali Sina Mostafavi, as activists call for urgent international intervention.

An Australian inmate serving a life sentence has lost a Supreme Court challenge to overturn a 20-year prison ban on Vegemite. The court ruled that security risks, including alcohol fermentation and drug-dog interference, justify the restriction.

The Tel Aviv District Appeals Committee ruled that buying an unfinished semi-detached property under an existing construction contract constitutes a residential apartment purchase, upholding standard purchase tax rates.

Flávio Bolsonaro has been barred from leaving Brazil as he refuses to concede the presidential election. Meanwhile, markets plunged following the vote, and US President Donald Trump raised unsubstantiated fraud claims.

The Privacy Protection Authority warns that transmitting voter turnout and ballot data to parties via apps is illegal, citing recent Supreme Court rulings ahead of election day.

Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva holds a narrow lead over Flavio Bolsonaro in a tense presidential runoff, with Jerusalem closely watching the election outcome.

The Supreme Court dismissed a petition seeking to ban Channel 14 from hosting Knesset candidates, ruling that opposition boycotts do not violate broadcasting rules. Justice Noam Solberg ordered the petitioners to pay 10,000 shekels in costs.

A senior police official criticized the Ministry of National Security over delayed budgets, warning of potential Supreme Court action. Meanwhile, police are deploying 22,000 officers to secure upcoming elections.

The Supreme Court advised the Hagag Group to drop its appeal over 233 million NIS in tax losses tied to the Regency Hotel acquisition, potentially impacting a 50 million NIS tax saving.

The State Attorney's Office appealed to the Supreme Court against a one-year prison sentence given to a father convicted of severely abusing his infant son by choking him until he lost consciousness.

Moshe Feiglin, running on the Religious Zionism list, outlined his platform at an election conference, detailing positions on state-religion relations, Supreme Court reform, and national security.

Ireland's Central Bank has fined Coinbase Ireland €3.25 million for client fund safeguarding failures and inadequate third-party oversight. The company acknowledged the breaches, which involved millions in daily account discrepancies.

Cryptocurrency markets declined as Bitcoin fell to $79,418 and Ethereum dropped 4.8%. Concurrently, Ireland's central bank fined Coinbase 3.25 million euros over client fund safeguarding failures.

Financial institutions and receivers petitioned the Supreme Court for an expanded rehearing on a ruling affecting homebuyer rights and closed construction financing in Bat Yam, warning of severe credit market impacts.

The Supreme Court will decide on Monday whether to stay the eviction of Rabbi Shmuel Markovitch's faction from the Ponevezh Yeshiva in Bnei Brak, following a bitter multi-decade leadership dispute.

A final Datafolha poll in Brazil shows Flávio Bolsonaro leading President Lula da Silva 47 to 46 percent ahead of Sunday's runoff election amidst intense political tensions.

TikTok has deployed a special 63-person operational room to protect the upcoming Israeli elections, removing 45,000 malicious posts and blocking fake accounts to curb foreign and domestic interference.

Brazil's right-wing lawmakers are mobilizing to reshape the nation's judiciary, economy, and environmental policies, targeting the Supreme Court and stricter security measures.

An urgent letter to the Central Election Committee demands binding guidelines to prevent voter surveillance on election day following reports of Haredi parties preparing to bypass a High Court ban.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu skipped the state memorial ceremony for Yitzhak Rabin, with Supreme Court President Isaac Amit being the only state branch head to attend the event.