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Netanyahu conducts a telephone security consultation with defense establishment after canceling his court hearing due to security concerns

The hearing centers on whether Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu should be legally compelled to fire Ben Gvir for allegedly overstepping his authority

The leader cited 'classified' reasons having to do with the Iran war for why he cannot find the time to testify in his long-running graft trial

Yair Lapid warns he will boycott a special Knesset session during Indian PM Narendra Modi’s visit if Supreme Court President Isaac Amit is not invited

At trial, the defendant characterized the nanny's remarks as “hateful” but denied that her actions were motivated by racism or antisemitism.

“The Court considers that Israel must accept and facilitate relief programs implemented by the United Nations and their entities, including UNRWA”

Among the gymnasts excluded is Artem Dolgopyat, 2023 world champion and Olympic gold medalist

South Africa alleges that Israel's campaign in Gaza has resulted in widespread harm to civilians and critical infrastructure, including hospitals, schools, and shelters

Israel submitted its request in May 2025, arguing that the ICC had exceeded its authority by issuing these warrants

The bill was approved with the support of the coalition and the opposition • Detainees who took part in the attack will be held without bail, for investigation, trial, and national security purposes

Karim Khan, accused of sexual assault, planned to request the warrants due to the ministers expanding settlements before he went on leave amid the sexual misconduct investigations against him

The Foreign Ministry announced that Israel will contest the charges in the International Court of Justice, pertaining to the law to cease UNRWA activity in its territory

The court also asked the government to justify the absence of sanctions against those who, although summoned, did not report to the recruitment office

Ronen Bar claimed that there was no legitimate basis to fire him for 'lack of trust,' adding a litany of alleged misconduct by the prime minister

Israel will now have until January 12, 2026, before responding to the evidence presented by South Africa

The international court requested an explanation from Budapest to justify why it did not arrest Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, despite an active arrest warrant

Two Western diplomats told i24NEWS that South Africa attempted to submit evidence accusing Israel of genocide, without giving Israel access to review the materials

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

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

'The Court pledges to continue carrying out its judicial mandate in the interest of millions of innocent victims of atrocities,' the ICC said

The sanctions to target individuals who assist in investigations against citizens of the U.S. or its allies, as well as their family members

Faced with a vote in the US House of Representatives, the International Criminal Court paid salaries in advance and moved to secure its data