In eight years Israel exported $4.6 billion worth of UAVs, to countries ranging from Britain to Azerbaijan and Uganda.
by Gili Cohen 0 comments
Times of London report quotes senior Israeli intelligence officer who 'does not represent the government's position,' prime minister states.
by Barak Ravid 0 comments
Another border crossing, between Egypt and Gaza, has been blocked since Friday; police seek to press the Morsi government to secure the release of their colleagues, who were abducted by Islamist gunmen.
by Reuters 1 comments
Migron, set up in 2002 on private Palestinian land on a hill near Ramallah, was evacuated in 2012, but around 50 prefabricated homes remained intact.
by Chaim Levinson 1 comments
In 'How and When I Stopped Being Jewish,' author and professor Shlomo Sand argues that there is no such thing as a secular Jew.
by Ofer Aderet 2 comments
Wants to upgrade after its Mali intervention exposed a shortage of surveillance hardware suitable for modern warfare.
by Reuters 0 comments
What are the new missile systems Russia is supplying to the Assad regime and how will they affect the region? Anshel Pfeffer breaks it down.
by Anshel Pfeffer 5 comments
Close cronies cite the prime minister's long hours, the expense of entertaining, and on the cosmetics budget: 'NIS 64,000 is a token.'
by Jonathan Lis 0 comments
Bruno Frydman's family endured the Inquisition and the Holocaust; his unique background shapes his approach to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
by Danna Harman 0 comments
On birthdays, Jews greet each other with 'ad meah v’esrim' - 'may you live until 120.' This blessing, which can be traced back to the Torah, seems to acknowledge that our days are numbered.
by Rabbi Micah Peltz / Jewish World blogger 0 comments
