Former Israel president Moshe Katsav begins jail term for rape
Politician claims Israel has 'executed' an innocent man after being sentenced to seven years for assaulting a former employee
November 2011
Moshe Katsav's rape conviction upheld by Israel's supreme court - video
Israel's supreme court upheld a conviction for rape against the country's former president Moshe Katsav, and said it saw no reason to change the seven-year jail sentence
March 2011
Moshe Katsav handed seven-year prison sentence for rape
Former Israeli president set to appeal after being jailed for raping one woman and sexually harassing two other staff
December 2010
Israeli court convicts former president of rape
Moshe Katsav faces at least four years in jail on two counts of raping an employee when he was tourism minister
March 2009
Former Israeli president charged with rape and other sexual offences
Former Israeli president faces rape charge
February 2008
Ex-president of Israel admits watered-down sex charges
Outcry from women's groups as charges of rape from Moshe Katsav's time in public office are dropped
June 2007
Israeli president strikes plea bargain over sex offences
The Israeli president, Moshe Katsav, struck a surprise plea bargain with prosecutors today under which he will resign and admit charges of sexual harassment in return for avoiding jail time and much tougher rape charges.
January 2007
Israeli president takes leave over rape allegations
Israeli president denounces 'poisonous' rape claims
President of Israel to be charged with rape
Israeli president faces rape charges
October 2006
Israeli president told: step down
Israeli president misses parliament opening
August 2006
Israeli president questioned over sex claims
Police questioned the Israeli president, Moshe Katsav, for five hours yesterday over allegations of sexual harassment and corruption.
August 2005
Forgive me, says Israeli president
Israel's president Moshe Katsav yesterday asked Jewish settlers in the Gaza Strip for forgiveness for the government's decision to force them out of their homes, but said they must not resist.
