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Israel's spy chief has accused Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of trying to fire him for his refusal to commit illegal acts ...

Police on Tuesday requested that the Rishon Lezion Magistrate’s Court extend the house arrest of Jonatan Urich, a longtime ...

Netanyahu said he would sack the spy chief due to a breakdown in trust, supposedly linked to Hamas’s attack in October 2023 ...

Israel Police sought on Tuesday to extend the house arrest of Yonatan Urich's for an additional 21 days - due to a suspicion that he tampered with the investigation in some capacity. Judge Menahem ...

Tensions between Benjamin Netanyahu and Ronin Bar escalated, prompting the Israeli PM's office to admit failure in Operation ...

The head of Israel's domestic intelligence service said that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's bid to sack him followed his ...

Bar is fighting to preserve the Shin Bet’s independence, that of the next agency chief, and the ability of gatekeepers to ...

An investigation by Israeli police alleges that several Netanyahu aides — Eli Feldstein and Yonatan Urich — accepted funding ...

Thousands gather in Tel Aviv, say Netanyahu 'unfit' to serve after Bar said premier urged him to curb protesters; mounted ...

The head of Israel’s domestic intelligence service said yesterday that prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s bid to sack him followed his refusal to fulfil requests that included spying on Israeli ...

"The prime minister expected the Shin Bet to act against citizens involved in protest activities and demonstrations against ...