lawsuit

Hezbollah rocket victims lose U.S. suit against Lebanese bank

U.S. appeals court rules against victims of Hezbollah rocket attacks in Israel who wanted to hold a Lebanese bank liable.

Labor court: Inappropriate behavior isn't always harassment

Labor court judge rules against woman who claimed her boss sexually harassed her by making inappropriate remarks.

Hilltop youth sues police for 30,000 shekels

After being wrongfully arrested, and left in difficult conditions, a small-time citizen strikes back with the help of Honenu.

Security guard sues Channel 10 over terror attack

Jerusalem Light Rail guard claims channel breached agreement by revealing his identity as the one who neutralized a terrorist.

State threatens lawsuit against haredi parents

If a lawsuit from ex-haredis against the State for negligent education succeeds, the State threatens revenge on their parents and schools.

CEO of top ad agency 'hates those f***ing Jews'

Employee’s lawsuit against JWT head Gustavo Martinez claims he made racist remarks against blacks, Jews, and harassed women.

Saudi Arabia threatens Twitter user with lawsuit

Saudi Arabia threatens to sue Twitter user who said a death sentence handed down to a poet was 'ISIS-like'.

Support-Israel credit card co. sues El Al for $21 million

HAS Advantage - first-ever card to allow Israel donations together with purchases - sues Israeli airline for breaching agreement and more.

Israeli NGO sues Facebook over pages inciting terror

Thousands of Israelis join Shurat HaDin's lawsuit alleging Facebook allowed jihadists to openly recruit and train terrorists.

Family of Islamist killed on Marmara sues Barak over the raid

Relatives of 19-year-old American citizen who was killed in Marmara raid launch civil suit against former Defense Minister.

IDF Officer Sues Haredi Harassers for Millions

IDF officer Yehuda Glickman was fed up with fellow haredis' harassment of his military service - so he did something about it.

Barak Threatens to Sue Media Over Leaked Recordings

Former Defense Minister's legal team threatens Channel 2 after leaks reveal Barak's disdain for Netanyahu, secrets about Iran.

Arab Bank Reaches Settlement with American Terror Victims

Arab Bank settles with American victims of attacks in Israel and the PA who filed a lawsuit accusing the bank of supporting terrorism.

Parents of Poisoned Infants 'Want to Prevent Another Tragedy'

Attorney Haim Meir who is representing the Gross family explains reason for its negligence lawsuit.

New York School District to Pay for Anti-Semitism

The district will pay out $4.5 million for "deliberate indifference" to years of anti-Semitic abuse in different schools and grades.

Court Throws Out French Mother's Lawsuit over Jihadist Son

French court dismisses case by a mother against the government for failing to stop her son from leaving to join jihadists in Syria.

Rabbi Riskin Files Million-Shekel Damages Suit

Suit follows legal battle over libel claims by Efrat resident; international legal team points to calculated fraud to defame Riskin.

NIF Critics See BDS Lawsuits After Israeli Supreme Court Ruling

Litigation may be filed against the far-left group after landmark ruling enabling suits against groups which support BDS movement.

Paris Victims Sue Media Over Live Coverage of Supermarket Attack

BFMTV revealed the location of six Jews as they hid from the gunman, lawsuit notes - placing their lives in danger.

Hamas to Face War Crimes Suit in US Department of Justice

Shurat Hadin to file lawsuit on behalf of 26 US citizens who were affected by rocket fire at Ben-Gurion Airport during the Gaza war.

Germanwings Crash Could Cost Lufthansa Billions

Crash in the alps last week already costing Lufthansa millions in compensation fees; analysts speculate over possible lawsuits.

Lawsuit Alleges Possible Influence Peddling By Kahlon's Brother

A lawsuit by a Tel Aviv entrepreneur could implicate Koby Kahlon, brother of Kulanu head Moshe Kahlon, with influence peddling

Legal Battle in Jerusalem Over Schindler Papers

Lawsuit against Yad Vashem by Oskar Schindler's wife's biographer over historic papers behind the efforts that saved 1,200 Jews.

PLO Admits it Can't Pay Fine in NY Terror Lawsuit

PLO leader admits the organization and PA don't have funds for $655 million in damages for terror attacks, following landmark ruling.

Court: Cops Need a Very Good Reason for Strip Searches

Police can no longer require suspects to strip for a search, the High Court decided Wednesday.

Interview

Terror Victim: Trial Against the PA not 'Revenge,' but Justice

Dr. Alan Bauer, plaintiff in suit against the PA for terror attacks, speaks on his experiences bringing the PA to justice.

Bennett to Journalists: Stop the Lies, Or I Sue

Economics Minister Naftali Bennett has been portrayed in the media in numerous ways – mostly negative – and he has had enough of it.

Former Employee: Sarah Netanyahu Verbally Abused Me Over Soup

In testimonies submitted to court, former employees of PM's Residence claim they were victims of Sarah Netanyahu's tantrums.

Lawyer for PLO: Terrorists Acted 'On Their Own Reasons'

Lawyer representing the PLO at a U.S. trial says the PLO never officially sanctioned attacks during the Second Intifada.

Lawsuit Against Revlon CEO for Racist, Anti-Semitic Remarks

CEO allegedly said he 'can smell black people,' 'Jews stick together,' launched tirade against Americans.

Stakes High for PLO, PA in Shurat Hadin Lawsuit

Interview: Shurat Hadin's Nitsana Darshan-Leitner explains why Sokolow vs. PLO could see terror orgs sued regularly for their crimes.

Elderly Woman Sues After Pleasure Cruise Turns to a Nightmare

73-year-old went to Eilat for a cruise - instead, she got spinal bone fractures and 10% permanent disability.

Landmark terror lawsuit

PA, PLO Attempt to Stall NY Terror Trial Overruled

It's official - $1 billion suit from 2004 to be heard after PA writ thrown out, marking first time PA and PLO tried for terrorist attacks.

Five Shekel Coffee Vendors Get 'Down and Dirty' in Court

It's a business version of “mud wrestling.” The two Israeli chains that dispense discounted coffee don't like each other much.

Lawsuit over Rampant Anti-Semitism in NY School To Proceed

Lawsuit filed by Jewish families in New York claims blatant anti-Semitic harassment and staff indifference at high school.

Claim: 'No Evidence' Arab Bank Supported Terror

Defense lawyer balks at accusations that multinational Arab Bank supported terrorism, as trial over terror continues.

US Lawsuit Targets Arab Bank Over Hamas Terror Attacks

Some 300 Americans are suing the Arab Bank, which helped Hamas fund its terror activities.

Egged Sues State for NIS 55 million Over Disengagement Losses

Egged, the bus company says, was one of the biggest losers in the 2006 disengagement - and it's still waiting for state compensation.

Another Former Employee Sues Netanyahu Family

Sarah Netanyahu again accused of causing friction in lawsuit filed by former maintenance man in Prime Minister's Residence.

Former Housekeeper Sues Netanyahus for 1 Million Shekels

Former employee claims in suit that Sara Netanyahu made his life a misery.

Professors to Sue over Electric Co.’s Pro-PA Bias

Professors warn: if Electric Co. keeps giving Palestinians free electricity, it cannot cut off Israeli debtors, either.

Hareidi Man Suing Police for Forced Shabbat Car Ride

A hareidi resident of Petach Tikvah is suing police for NIS 2.5 million, after police forced him to ride to a police station on Shabbat.

Rights Group Warns Oxfam over Terror Ties

Israeli rights group warns Oxfam that some of its ‘Palestinian partners’ have ties to terror.

Ugly Legal Battle Brews Between Netanyahu, Former Employee

Worker demands 200,000 shekel compensation for 'unorthodox' work; close confidant to Arutz Sheva: this is simply extortion.

High Court: Reserve Apt. in Afula for Arab Buyer

Court rules on discrimination suit: builders must set aside a home in Afula for Arab man.

Government to Compensate Soldiers for Anthrax Vaccine Test

100 soldiers who say they were hurt by anthrax vaccine test to get 36,000 shekels.

Argentine Prosecutor: Abolish Order for Iran to Probe '94 Attack

Bombing of Argentine Jewish Charities Federation killed 85; AG says deal with Iran over investigation 'unconstitutional'.

After Liberman, Now Weinstein Faces Accusations

In an ironic twist, Attorney General accused of crimes related to appointment of his deputy.

Terrorists Demand ‘Right’ to a Degree in Prison

Terrorists win the right to appeal the rejection of a lawsuit over higher education in prison.

Lawsuit Reveals Outdated List that Determines Soldiers’ Pay

A lawsuit has revealed the 1986 list of necessities on which soldiers’ pay is based. Lawyers say list proves soldiers underpaid.

Doctor Partially to Blame in Hiker’s Death

Court finds IDF doctor failed in his care for injured hiker.

Man Who Wouldn’t Teach ‘Rabin Legacy’ Wins NIS 400,000

Assistant Principal fired for objecting to program exalting former PM Yitzchak Rabin has been awarded 400,000 shekels.

Israeli Man Sues Facebook Over Ban

Omri Weil filed the law suite after being suspended from the Facebook and denied the right to an appeal.

Supreme Court ‘Sorry’ to Evacuate Arab Renters

Supreme Court rules Arab family must leave Jewish family’s Jerusalem home, but expresses upset over verdict.

ElBaradei to be Tried for Breach of Trust

Lawsuit filed against Egypt’s former interim Vice President over his failure to consult his supporters before resigning.

Family to Pay 400,000 for Exposing Adoption

The biological siblings of a man who was adopted as a baby are charged for exposing his past online.

U.S. Judge Dismisses Lawsuit by Alan Gross

Federal judge dismisses a lawsuit brought by Alan Gross against the U.S. government, for whom he was working when he was arrested.

Activists Demand 190,000 over Police Brutality

Six right-wing activists sue for 190,000 over alleged brutality during arrest.

Orthodox Woman Sues '24-Hour' Makeup for Failure to Last Shabbat

An Orthodox Jewish woman is suing makeup giant Lancome, claiming that its “24-hour” foundation, does not last through the Sabbath.

Shaked's Anti-Terrorist Bill Approved for Preliminary Vote

Ministerial Committee approves MK Ayelet Shaked's bill which would prevent terrorists from filing lawsuits against the State of Israel.