Black Cube, a Late Mossad Chief, and a Rogue Op Against a Top Romanian Official

Black Cube’s CEO, investigated for spying on Romanian state prosecutor, told police that Meir Dagan suggested they'll work ‘as an arm of’ Romania's Intelligence. Dagan is no longer around to give his version

With Israel's Encouragement, NSO Sold Spyware to UAE and Other Gulf States

The Israeli spyware firm has signed contracts with Bahrain, Oman and Saudi Arabia. Despite its claims, NSO exercises little control over use of its software, which dictatorships can use to monitor dissidents

Hamas Commander Who Allegedly Defected Provided Israel With Intel, Saudi Report Says

Al Arabiya quotes sources saying the commander gave Israel information about Hamas' planned operations and residential compounds used by senior officials. Hamas vehemently denies reports of his defection

Israeli Court Rejects Request to Revoke Spyware Firm NSO's Export License

Tel Aviv judge 'endorsed the Defense Ministry’s talking points,' human rights activist charges, as petitioners claim the court ignored evidence that NSO's phone hacking software was used to spy on journalists and dissidents

Israel Feels Exposed as U.S. Allows Clearer Satellite-imaging

Higher-resolution images would mean that Lebanon's Hezbollah and Gaza's Hamas would be able to use commercial satellite images to plan rocket strikes on key civilian and military infrastructure

Lieberman Calls to Gag the 'Middle Eastern Intelligence Official' Claiming Israeli Attacks in Iran

Former defense minister turned opposition figure says everyone knows the identity of the New York Times source who said Israel planted a bomb at an Iranian nuclear site

Israel Hails ‘Technological Superiority’ After Launch of Spy Satellite

'Ofek 16,' which Israel said would provide high-quality surveillance for its military intelligence, was launched at 4 A.M. and has begun its orbit in space

Analysis Military Intel's Coronavirus Warning Serves as a Wake Up Call for Netanyahu

As defense and health officials avoid taking responsibility, harsh public response to a report just as harsh puts Israelis' trust in their government to the test

Military Intelligence Chief Misled Israeli Leaders Ahead of 1973 War, Declassified Doc Reveals

'Special means' that could have foretold the Yom Kippur War weren't employed – but intel chief made political leaders believe otherwise, a newly discovered document shows

Israeli Special Ops Officers Collected Info to Prevent Civil Unrest Amid Coronavirus

Israeli army spokesperson says officers, who did not participate in official capacity as military representatives, did not take part in discussions concerning social protests

Israel Mulls Expanding Number of People Shin Bet Can Track for Coronavirus

In response to High Court petition by activists and journalists, public health chief argues for expanding reach of monitoring by Israel's internal security service

Analysis With No Checks on Power, Israel Also Wants Shin Bet to Map Coronavirus Hot Spots

No one responsible for guaranteeing transparency in using the secret service has dared step out of the black box. With so much as stake, they're only shooting themselves in the foot

Counterfeit Egyptian Money, Stamps and Poisoned Wells: When Young Israel Stirred the Water of the Nile

A new book sheds light on some of the most adventurous and dangerous plots planned and carried out by agents to harm Gamal Abdul Nasser’s Egypt in the years leading up to the capture of group of Egyptian Jews working for Israeli intelligence

Israeli Commander Dismissed for Ordering Spy to Procure Palestinian Tahini

According to the probe, a senior handler was ordered to dispatch an agent to the West Bank to buy boxes of the traditional sesame paste for a top intelligence officer

Controversial Israeli Cyberattack Firm NSO Adds Lieberman Ally to Its Arsenal

Sharon Shalom to head global policy apparatus, after leaving post at Defense Ministry, which has to green-light the firm's exports

Opinion Why the Late Sultan of Oman Was So Determined to Befriend Israel

Through thick and thin – intifadas, peace agreements, Arab boycotts, protests and Iran - Qaboos Al Said, who died this week, built and deepened ties with the Jewish state

Opinion How Israel Covers Up Corruption by Its Spies, Soldiers and Arms Dealers

Israel's security apparatus is in bed with an over-collaborative judiciary to hide dirty deals and espionage from public scrutiny

Cyprus, Cyberspies and the Dark Side of Israeli Intel

An Israeli Military Intelligence veteran’s arrest in Cyprus is an object lesson in the hazards of commercializing defense technologies

Cyprus Police Arrest 3 Employees of Israeli-owned Firm on Spying Charges

The probe was launched in November after reports that a van crammed with sophisticated surveillance technology was used to spy on people on the island

Cyprus Police Confiscate Israeli Ex-top Intel Officer's 'Spy Van,' Probe Privacy Violations

Investigation started following Forbes report on intelligence expert Tal Dilian, who showed off the $9 million van’s surveillance capabilities

Revealed Outdated Intelligence, Social Media Rumors: Behind Israel's Killing of Gaza Family

Military officials acknowledge the eight family members died in a building that hadn't been examined by Israeli intel for months, and no one checked whether any civilians were in the vicinity before the overnight strike, which the IDF is now looking into

Ronan Farrow Reveals How He ‘Turned’ Black Cube Investigator Shadowing Him During Weinstein Probe

In excerpt from new book, New Yorker writer says Israeli private intelligence agency was misled by the Hollywood producer when he hired the firm

Iran Arrests Russian Journalist Reportedly Suspected of Spying for Israel

Russian embassy confirms Yulia Yuzik in custody, but said still studying details of case

Arab Official Unwittingly Working for Israel as a Spy, Report Says

His handler has told the daily Yedioth Ahronoth about the major intelligence coup that began five years ago

Israel Hired Black Cube, Allowing Spy Firm to Operate Out of Military Intel Base

Defense Ministry admits to hiring spy firm between 2012 and 2014 ■ Around the time, it offered other customers that it spy on former ministers and government officials

Opinion Hebrew University’s Two Big Disgraces

Shin Bet Says Uncovered Iranian Attempt to Establish Spy Network in Israel

Security service arrested Jordanian businessman it alleges was sent by Iranian intelligence to lay groundwork for future espionage

Editorial Israel's Ministry of Strategic Harm

In recent years Israel has waged all-out war against the movement, exerting diplomatic, legal and even economic pressure

The Tiny Team That Tells Israeli Leaders What the Future Is Likely to Bring

The Intelligence Ministry’s Horizon Scanning desk examines global trends to make sure the country isn’t caught flat-footed in a rapidly changing world