Judges warns sides not to turn case into 'circus'; Netanyahu lawyer says 'in another country Olmert would have been arrested'; judge responds: 'Thank God we're not in that country'

Sarit Hori worked for three years at Bank Hapoalim's Tel Aviv cash hub, where customers dropped off money in envelopes

So far 10 women have submitted official police complaints Arie Levine, while others have reportedly also talked to cops about assaults during treatments

Court reluctantly throws out Hefetz's claim, saying then-minister's violation of Netanyahu corruption trial gag order using parliamentary immunity was 'clear abuse of power'

57-year-old charged with three counts of incitement to violence for claiming Netanyahu exploited pandemic to control citizens

Yarin Sherf indicted for a series of sex offenses, but not rape; legal officials say relationship was consensual, sparking outcry

Yarin Sherf indicted on charges of forbidden consensual relations, sexual harassment, making threats and assault; legal officials say relationship was consensual, sparking outcry

Prime minister's son, seeking to overturn $72,000 compensation he was ordered to pay former news editor, claims he doesn't read all posts he shares, drawing warning from judge

Mother of alleged victim tells judge that Yarin Sherf, 21, is a 'beastly man who couldn't control his urges'; police say evidence mounting to support teen's version of events

Judge criticizes police for criminal indictment against man in mental institution, refuses to remand him; cops questioned 16 people over the alleged threat