
Sarah Ben-Nun
Sarah is the legal affairs correspondent and former night editor for The Jerusalem Post. She split her childhood between Israel and the US, granting her a deep understanding of both communities. After completing her National Service in Israel, Sarah went on to study at Yeshiva University. She holds a BA in Journalism.
October 7 and beyond: Hamas's use of sexual violence was systematic weapon of war, report finds
A-G: Turning my firing process political is illegal, opens door to political deals
Judges grant gov’t, A-G until Tuesday for responses on Zini appointment
Judges approve request from Netanyahu defense team to cancel all trial hearings this week
Netanyahu is in Washington for a diplomatic visit, and the request is for other defense witnesses.
Chaim Rotter named as haredi suspect of systematic sexual assault, rape
The head of the Shomrim patrol group in Bnei Brak, several testimonials were publicized against him.
19-year-old indicted for violent attack, rape of minor in Tel Aviv
The two met through the TikTok app on June 16, three days after the strikes on Iran sent the country into emergency mode.
Three men indicted for spying for Iran, two of them agreed to plan assassination plot
They were arrested on the night between June 14 and 15, the Lahav 433 National Crime Unit announced on Monday, with aid from the Shin Bet.
Chaim Rotter named as Bnei Brak official suspected of sexual assault of minors
The court said that there is reasonable suspicion against Rotter and ruled that he poses "a high level of risk" to society.
Netanyahu criminal trial: Judges approve cancelation of testimonies next week due to US trip
Netanyahu is scheduled to fly out on Sunday, and return either on Thursday or Friday.
Gov't, A-G have until Sunday to compromise on new Shin Bet head Zini's appointment
The judges intended to clarify whether to uphold, change, or reject an advisory opinion based on the AG's opinion regarding Netanyahu's potential conflict of interest in hiring Zini.
Comptroller annual report: 67% of public complaints about Israel-Hamas War justified
The annual report is an important indicator of where public dissatisfaction lies, and can indicate to the government specific improvement points.
PM's conflict of interest 'unprecedented' in Shin Bet chief case, petitioners argue
The Supreme Court heard petitions on Tuesday against Netanyahu's appointment of former IDF general David Zini as new head of Israel's spy agency.
IDF securing GHF sites critical for stifling Hamas control of population in Gaza
This comes amid fierce allegations and footage of live bullets shot at Palestinians at the GHF sites, which the UN has called a humanitarian catastrophe, where hundreds have been reportedly killed.