Opinion What Is Israel Hiding About Its Nuclear Program in the '50s?
Israel’s censors may indeed protect state security but they also conceal information that might embarrass public officials
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Opinion From Nixon to Trump, America Has Always Backed a Nuclear Israel. This Is Why
Israel's nuclear ambiguity, legitimated in secret presidential letters, has proved a top Israeli strategic asset. International pressure won't push Israel to denuclearize - not even from America
Israel Boosting Defense of Nuclear Reactors Fearing Iranian Missile Attack
Despite precautionary measures against a targeted attack, the Israel Atomic Energy Commission believes a missile strike could be a propaganda achievement for enemy, but wouldn't endanger Israelis
Opinion Time for Israel to Drop Nuclear Ambiguity
Today, almost 50 years after the original Richard Nixon-Golda Meir understandings, Israel’s nuclear capability – declared or not – is a solid fact recognized by all
How Netanyahu Got Trump to Sign Off on Israel's Nuclear Arsenal Amid the Flynn Scandal
Trump became the fourth U.S. president to uphold the decades-long pledge not to press Israel to give up its nuclear weapons, The New Yorker reports
Opinion Netanyahu, How Many People Will Die in a Nuclear War in the Middle East?
In the early 60s, the U.S. estimated that the number of victims in a nuclear war against the Soviet Union and China would total some 600 million. 20 years ago, ‘Doomsday Machine’ author Daniel Ellsberg posed a similar question about the Mideast
Trump Reverses U.S. Policy: Israeli Nukes Not Up for Debate Until Mideast States Recognize Country's Right to Exist
Trump administration adopts Israeli stance ahead of talks on nuclear-free Middle East
West Used Lizards to Spy on Nuclear Facilities, Iranian Military Official Claims
Environmentalist who authorities claim committed suicide in prison accused of passing information on Iran's missile bases to CIA, Mossad
Analysis How the Fear of Israeli Nukes Helped Seal the Egypt Peace Deal
The link between Sadat’s decision to come to Jerusalem 40 years ago and Israel’s nuclear program
Israel Wants to Keep Aging Dimona Nuclear Reactor Operating Until 2040, When It Will Be 80
At this point, the Dimona nuclear reactor will be 80 years old. Similar designs in France were closed many years ago