Why Does America’s Largest Cell Carrier Call Israel ‘Palestine?’
When Mark Rosenblatt touched down at Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv April 5 and powered on his cell phone, he got the surprise of his mobile technology life.
Why A Top Israeli Cop Killed Himself
Three years ago, Brig. Gen. Efraim Bracha came to a private meeting with his commander, Maj. Gen. Yoav Segalovich, head of the Israel Police Investigations branch. Nothing had prepared Segalovich for the bombshell Bracha was about to drop.
Who Will Be The Next Mossad Chief?
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has recently begun the process of considering three candidates to replace Tamir Pardo as head of the Mossad: Ram Ben- Barak, the director-general of the Intelligence Affairs Ministry; Yossi Cohen, Netanyahu’s national security advisor; and N., the current deputy head of the Mossad.
White House Map Of Israel Nixes Post-67 Lines
Washington – The White House on Friday published a map of Israel at the pre-1967 lines in the latest in a series of mishaps that has marred US President Donald Trump’s first visit to Israel.
Whistler-Blower Mordechai Vanunu Wants to Join Wife in Norway
Nuclear whistle-blower Mordechai Vanunu, still barred from leaving Israel more than a decade after completing an 18-year-jail term, said Friday he wants to join his new bride in Norway.
Where Do Its Drones Fly, and What’s Their Real Mission
The Defense Ministry has posted an English-language clip on its official YouTube page showing the Hermes 450 drone taking off and cruising in the air, as well as photos of bombardments.
What Prompted Israeli Warning About Pending Cyber Attack?
When the National Cyber Defense Authority warned on Thursday that Israel could be targeted by a cyber terror attack within hours, it was not initially clear what information the urgent warning was based on.
What Is Obama Planning For Israel In His Final Months?
With less than three months left in the White House, rumors abound that outgoing President Barack Obama could use his remaining time in office to push for a final status agreement between Israel and the Palestinian Authority.
US Millionaire Hid Purchase of West Bank Property
The right-wing American philanthropist Irving Moskowitz purchased an abandoned church near Hebron for future use as a Jewish West Bank settlement, employing a variety of shell corporations and charitable organizations to cover up the acquisition of the property, the Haaretz daily reported Thursday.
US Jewish Groups Slam Administration’s ‘Hypocritical’ View on Jerusalem
WASHINGTON — A long list of major American Jewish organizations, many of which had filed amicus briefs supporting the inclusion of the word “Israel” on passports for US citizens born in Jerusalem, expressed dismay at Monday’s Supreme Court ruling that American citizens born in Jerusalem may only list their birthplace as Jerusalem, rather than as…
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