Lahav 433, the Israel Police's anti-corruption and major crime unit, has previously handled investigations into suspected Iranian espionage in Israel. In April, an Israeli court lifted the gag order that the unit was probing a suspected spy cell manufacturing explosives
Under the proposal, the unit's head would be appointed by a politically appointed committee. Opposition lawmaker Gilad Kariv said the legislation was designed to protect 'corrupt politicians' and vowed to repeal it
German Youtuber, model and comedian Mario Adrion is back with his stand-up routine in Tel Aviv. 'I'm not positioning myself as pro-Israel – which I'm not,' he tells Haaretz
Military officials doubt the expanding ground operation will eliminate Hezbollah's explosive drone threat and admit Israel still lacks an effective operational response: 'This caught us unprepared'
For over half a century the Hula painted frog was considered extinct, but they've been turning up for 15 years and now 20 specimen are at Jerusalem's Biblical Zoo, where tadpoles are noshing on mosquito larvae
One regional council head said local leaders were 'surprised to discover' the decision while meeting with security officials. 'Instead of strengthening the confrontation line and residents' sense of security, we are once again being expected to make do with the bare minimum,' another mayor said
IMPACT-se CEO Marcus Sheff described the findings as "concerning," particularly due to Jordan's status as a "key Western ally and one of Israel’s longest-standing peace partners."
The White House dismissed Iranian reports of a draft agreement as a 'complete fabrication,' while Trump said Washington would not lift sanctions in exchange for Tehran giving up its nuclear material
A new CSIS analysis warned that replenishing key missile systems used in the conflict could take at least three years, raising concerns about U.S. readiness for a potential conflict with China
The chairman of United Torah Judaism instructed party officials to halt cooperation with police after the force reversed an earlier policy and began assisting the military in detaining ultra-Orthodox draft dodgers
If legislated, the bill would grant the prime minister, defense minister or national security minister, strip former senior security officials of their ranks, pensions and other benefits