Wanted: New spymaster who can watch Iran, forge secret ties
As Mossad head Tamir Pardo closes out term, the cast of possible replacements includes old hands from the clandestine service and tried & tested army… Read More ›
As Mossad head Tamir Pardo closes out term, the cast of possible replacements includes old hands from the clandestine service and tried & tested army… Read More ›
How much should you exercise? Many of us have certain ideas in our heads about what works best to keep us “in shape” and what does… Read More ›
Ariel Cohen: Iran going nuclear would lead to Saudis following suit. By decreasing its footprint in the Middle East at a time of growing threats,… Read More ›
Op-ed: Oddly enough, people who use artistic freedom to harm the state think that Israel’s citizens should pay for their hateful words against the state.… Read More ›
The Islamist group that rules Gaza reverses its claim that Salafis have been committing bombings, points finger at Ramallah and presents alleged confession. Hamas claimed… Read More ›
John Brennan discussed emerging nuclear deal with Israeli officials in high-stakes powwow last week, report says; US Chief of Staff Dempsey also in Israel … Read More ›
For British actor Michael Enright, the release of video footage by ISIS showing the August killing of U.S. journalist James Foley first motivated him to… Read More ›
Google is starting a new, independent urban innovation company called Sidewalk Labs that aims to improve cities, according to a post on Google+ by CEO Larry… Read More ›
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Differences between the United States and China over the South China Sea and cyber security should not be addressed by “microphone… Read More ›
New York – A big change is happening inside your wallet. U.S. banks, tired of spending billions each year to pay back fleeced consumers,… Read More ›
Palestinian children’s rights group says ‘ill-treatment is still widespread, systematic and institutionalized’ in IDF detention system; IDF source denies allegations. A West Bank-based children’s rights… Read More ›
40 of Britain’s filmmakers and artists, all well known for their strong criticism of Israel, write open boycott letter. LONDON – With memories of last… Read More ›
Report also heavily criticizes NGOs that have filed reports and statements alleging the IDF committed war crimes during July-August war. NGO Monitor late Tuesday… Read More ›
Washington – House Republicans voted Wednesday to repeal a law requiring country-of-origin labels… Read More ›
Seoul, South Korea – In the third week of the MERS outbreak, South Korea is bracing for what national officials call “the most important period” in… Read More ›
Russian cyber-security firm says improved Duqu virus was found in computers of 3 European hotels that hosted negotiations Three European hotels that hosted negotiations… Read More ›
American officials refuse to say whether they believe Israeli spyware compromised recent nuclear deliberations US State Department spokesman Jeff Rathke (YouTube screen capture) “We are… Read More ›
LGBT students outraged after allegation that religious-oriented university refused to permit a public event or distribution of brochures, and reportedly suggested a panel of psychologists… Read More ›
Bassam Eid, a human rights activist, says boycotts sonly ends up harming the Palestinians, and says Israelis should demand PM for solution to Israeli-Palestinian conflict:… Read More ›
Kathleen Kennedy Townsend, former lieutenant-governor of Maryland, delivers moving tribute at Herzliya Conference. KATHLEEN KENNEDY TOWNSEND addresses the Herzliya Conference at IDC Herzliya on Tuesday.… Read More ›