At the request of the Romanian government, the head of Israeli private intelligence firm Black Cube was questioned in 2016 over an operation in Bucharest. Leaked transcripts of his interrogation offer a rare window into the shadowy world of political espionage
A quarter of Americans know little-to-nothing about the Holocaust, according to a report by the American Jewish Committee
The prime minister will become the greatest obstacle to recalibrating U.S.-Israel ties
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Operation targeted a training camp in Idlib province run by Failaq al-Sham, one of the largest rebel groups in the Turkey-backed opposition
Amit Luzon and Eyal Eliyahu wanted to establish a Middle Eastern streetwear brand, but a trip to the occupied territories revealed a whole new world to them. Now their Adish label is attracting international acclaim but criticism closer to home
Peace typically means less defense spending, but the latest deals are defying that logic – Israel is spending more of its GDP on defense than it has in years
Researchers at the Institute for Biological Research say they have produced over 25,000 doses of the experimental coronavirus vaccine, which has now been approved for human trials, to start November 1
Ministers fail to decide on reopening businesses, amend decision on reopening elementary schools starting Sunday ■ Israel to start clinical trials on vaccine next week ■ Pandemic czar warns too few tests could hamper exit strategy
'He thinks scowling and being mean is tough, but when '60 Minutes' and Lesley Stahl are too tough for you, you ain't all that tough,' said Obama
Banks can now borrow capital for lending to the smallest businesses at a rate of minus 0.1%. That doesn't necessarily mean they will
Anyone hoping for a turnabout in international policy that would bend Erdogan’s will has received his loud and clear message: Turkey will be everywhere and nobody will stop it
Aid organizations warn of a looming humanitarian crisis, citing data that indicates a significant surge in domestic violence, requests for food aid and other assistance since March
Backing Trump is a morally disastrous decision for Orthodox Jews, and for Orthodox rabbis in particular. He stands against everything we believe in
The Association for Civil Rights in Israel has requested that the attorney general halt the use of undercover officers against demonstrators, calling it a 'serious blow' to civil liberties
Lesson plan for third through sixth graders says Rabin's 'agreement with the Arabs' stirred disagreements, but aftermath of his murder bred division 'that turned into unity'
Financially strained, the L.A. Mayer Museum is auctioning off dozens of rare items, despite harsh criticism: 'They’re going for the easy way out'
Cabinet decision angers parents, teachers and the heads of local authorities as 'the ones in most need' aren't returning to full studies
While Democrats fiercely oppose conservative jurist's nomination, Trump's fellow Republicans hold a Senate majority making confirmation to lifetime post all but assured
Grants and allowances are being offered left and right, but little is being done to get Israelis back to work
State comptroller's report also criticizes political leadership for allowing the agency to track cellphone users for contact tracing
Gen. Abdel-Fattah Burhan says that without normalization now, Sudan would have had to wait until late next year to be removed from U.S.'s list of state sponsors of terrorism
Trump has arguably changed the immigration system more than any U.S. president, cutting the number of refugees allowed into the country by over than 80 percent
Although two detainees were released after accusations of 'treason' in rare dialogue, one organizer is still expected to receive a suspended sentence
His research has enabled blind people to see using sounds, and allowed hearing impaired people to hear using touch. Leading Israeli brain scientist Amir Amedi is certain that our brain is far more flexible than we think
