Corruption in israel
Rapper ‘The Shadow’ removed as police volunteer amid investigation
The move marks the latest development in an affair that began with an investigative report and recordings in which Eliasi was heard boasting about his connections within the Israel Police.
Lahav 433 to question government ministry director, two senior officials over fraud, police say
Herzog deserves our support in trying to achieve plea bargain, end Netanyahu trial saga - editorial
Israel government corruption drops in public perception, Transparency International poll suggests
What flipped key state’s witness against Netanyahu in Case 4000? - analysis
In one of the narratives, the police used any and all means.
Is new comptroller panel about diversity or protecting PM? - analysis
Critics of the committee have slammed the appointments as motivated entirely to help Netanyahu get permission to use donations from tycoon allies to pay his legal defense.
Why can’t Israel kick public corruption? - Analysis
All of them are, of course, innocent until proven guilty; however, such a lengthy list raises questions over how this can happen and how to prevent it.
Presidential advisor accused of corruption
Rivlin has no connection to incident, administration stresses
Micha Lindenstrauss, former state comptroller, passes away at 82
As state comptroller he prioritized the fight against government corruption.
Barkat seeks to be paid only one shekel salary as Member of Knesset
The former mayor of Jerusalem turned MK is Israel's richest politician by a wide margin, earning his wealth in anti-virus software.
Aryeh Deri déjà vu – A minister on the way to prison again? - analysis
If Deri is indicted and convicted, it would mean that a corrupt man was running a key ministry for over four years and was repeatedly allowed to do so by both the political and legal establishments.
Ex deputy minister Kirschenbaum testifies for 1st time in bribery trial
Notably, Kirschenbaum remained loyal to Avigdor Liberman and said he knew nothing about the scheme.
New Blue and White ads highlight Likud corruption
"Once is an incident and twice is a coincidence but the third time is already a system," the ad says.
Jerusalem cable car could damage ancient Karaite cemetery - report
Proponents say it will help tourists get to the Old City, but the Karaites join environmentalists, archaeologists and watch-dog groups in petitioning against the cable car project.
