Elor Azaria
Will Azaria’s pardon finally unshackle our soldiers’ hands? - opinion
Years of institutional caution contributed to the hesitation and confusion that allowed terrorists to pour across the Gaza border on October 7. The failures that day were many.
Israel's Elor Azaria syndrome has come full circle - and 'NAZA' is the consequence - opinion
President Herzog grants Elor Azaria pardon ahead of Yom Kippur, erases record
Israel Katz's populist push to pardon Elor Azaria puts Israel at serious risk - comment
Likud activists back beleaguered Rivlin
Despite the angry outcry on social media, Rivlin’s office said on Monday that he had received many calls of support and encouragement.
![Oren Hazan [Likud] supporting President Rivlin](https://images.jpost.com/image/upload/f_auto,fl_lossy/q_auto/c_fill,g_faces:center,h_194,w_290/399058 "Oren Hazan [Likud] supporting President Rivlin")
After Azaria appeal rejection, social media rife with anti-Rivlin incitement
The photos of Rivlin are reminiscent of those that opponents of former prime minister Yitzhak Rabin created in opposition to his peace talks with the Palestinians.
Grapevine: TA-Miami link is not only El Al
It wasn’t all business and no pleasure for the Miami mayor and the manager of the Tel Aviv port.
Liberman asks Rivlin to commute Hebron shooter's sentence
"Elor and his family paid a heavy personal and family-wide price as they struggled with Elor's trial and with the unprecedented and drawn out public exposure," Liberman wrote.
Liberman requests pardon for Hebron shooter
President Reuven Rivlin's office said he will only discuss the matter with experts upon his return from a state trip to Spain.
Liberman calls on president to pardon jailed Hebron shooter immediately
Elor Azaria is commonly known as the "Hebron shooter," and his case has gained country-wide attention.
Army chief cuts 4 months from Hebron shooter’s sentence
Elor Azaria still to serve 14 months in prison.
#23 Gadi Eizenkot - Safeguarding Israel from turmoil
In the past year, Eisenkot has faced much criticism from the public, especially surrounding the controversial case of former IDF soldier Elor Azaria, who was convicted of manslaughter.
IDF chief skips first chance to commute Azaria’s sentence
The IDF chief’s own statements the day that Azaria’s appeal was rejected indicated that he would seriously consider leniency if Azaria dropped a potential appeal to the High Court of Justice.
IDF Chief skips decision on commuting Hebron shooter's sentence
Many had thought IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Gadi Eisenkot would rush to issue a decision on Thursday to end the public pressure over the issue.