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
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
Sharon Shalom to head global policy apparatus, after leaving post at Defense Ministry, which has to green-light the firm's exports
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
Israel's security apparatus is in bed with an over-collaborative judiciary to hide dirty deals and espionage from public scrutiny
An Israeli Military Intelligence veteran’s arrest in Cyprus is an object lesson in the hazards of commercializing defense technologies
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
Investigation started following Forbes report on intelligence expert Tal Dilian, who showed off the $9 million van’s surveillance capabilities
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
In excerpt from new book, New Yorker writer says Israeli private intelligence agency was misled by the Hollywood producer when he hired the firm
Russian embassy confirms Yulia Yuzik in custody, but said still studying details of case
His handler has told the daily Yedioth Ahronoth about the major intelligence coup that began five years ago
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
Security service arrested Jordanian businessman it alleges was sent by Iranian intelligence to lay groundwork for future espionage
In recent years Israel has waged all-out war against the movement, exerting diplomatic, legal and even economic pressure
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
Jerusalem university wins tender for prestigious military academic program ■ Army will be permitted to install security and computer systems and students will carry firearms on campus
37 years after disappearing, the body of Zachary Baumel, killed in the 1982 Lebanon war, was returned to Israel. His father, Yona, dedicated his life to tracking his son
Zachary Baumel was one of three soldiers missing since the Sultan Yaaqub battle in 1982 ■ Army announcement comes six days before election and a day before Netanyahu flies to visit Putin in Moscow
The military will be permitted to install security and computer systems that will be accessible solely to it, in any building it so chooses, and screen employees - meaning it could distance Arab lecturers, cleaners or or maintenance workers
Two reports based on Israeli intelligence reveal the GPS-guidance upgrades meant to improve the rockets’ accuracy
Recent attention has been drawn to spy Aharon Almog-Assouline for targeting journalists and lawyers in an attempt to discredit their inquiries into Israeli hacking technology
Haaretz report reveals how Mossad enlisted Hollywood producer Arnon Milchan, embroiled in one the prime minister's cases. What we're left with is either an ill-founded line of defense or a dangerous heritage of corruption
The privatization of the war in Yemen has entered a new stage
Israel's 2019 military intelligence estimate says Iran has not violated the nuclear agreement, but pressure from economic sanctions and the American withdrawal from the deal may change that
Intelligence assessments similar to the one undergirding Israel’s policy against Iran in Syria failed in the past. It still doesn't mean this one will, too, but Netanyahu's statements might end up provoking Tehran
Haaretz has learned that the IDF does not give any preference to graduates of this course of study, despite information about these benefits appearing on the Education Ministry website
Security services said the camera wasn't placed in an attempt to harm Nadav Argaman or Israel's security, and the individual who put it there has been interrogated
Halevy will serve on the board of directors and head the committee to screen potential clients, among other things, Yedioth Ahronoth reports. The 'Private Mossad' has a history ripe with controversy