Driving from the Turkish border to Tehran, a team of journalists saw Iranians in various cities going about life as usual amid the rubble of buildings destroyed by Israeli and U.S. strikes, commenting on the historic nature of the Iran-U.S. conflict
Avital, born in Bucharest, served for decades in Israel's foreign service; she said the protest in Tel Aviv was peaceful at first and believes officers moved in after receiving 'orders' from above as Romania's foreign minister called for an investigation
The police have enough power to violently disperse protesters. But there are enough citizens here who are against the war and want a future, we won't let them take it away from us
Under the deal, Elbit will supply Greece with PULS system launchers and rockets over a period of four years, Israel's Defense Ministry said. The ministry would not say how many launchers were included in the sale, but the Greek parliament approved a purchase of 36 PULS rocket launchers in December
A force that also forges authorization for dispersing a protest and decides who may occupy a public space isn't a force obeying equality before the law
The investment, which included NFX, TPY Capital, and Intel Capital, aims to commercialize a quantum computing project developed by professors from the Technion and Weizmann Institute.
The investment, which included NFX, TPY Capital, and Intel Capital, aims to commercialize a quantum computing project developed by professors from the Technion and Weizmann Institute.
The facility is located at the South Pars natural gas field, which the IDF struck last month. The defense minister said the plant, together with another targeted last week, accounted for about 85 percent of the regime's petrochemical production
While much of Jerusalem remains crowded and open for business, police have imposed a full closure and banned gatherings in the Old City, citing safety concerns. "The war cannot be felt only here," said a Christian resident
The prime minister initially said he would retain his acting chief of staff and spokesperson despite reports of his controversial remarks, including refering to a Likud lawmaker as a 'baboon.' Netanyahu reversed his decision following pressure from Likud lawmakers
The family of Maj. (res.) Asaf Dagan led an 18-month public campaign to secure the Israeli army's official recognition of him as a fallen soldier, including a petition filed with Israel's top court
According to a diplomatic source who spoke with Haaretz, Saudi Arabia demands hefty limitations on Iran's ballistic missile program to reach a cease-fire, while Egypt and Turkey support an immediate end to the war
Iranian cluster munitions struck roughly 50 locations across central Israel, wounding at least six, including a seriously wounded woman in Petah Tikva and a moderately wounded man in Ramat Gan
As per usual, the prime minister overpromised and underdelivered. Iran did not collapse under economic sanctions, nor did it crumble under military pressure. However, Netanyahu, as usual, forgot the stowaways in his hold: all the inhabitants of Israel
In a formal letter to the President of the European Sea Ports Organization, CAM urges heightened vigilance and coordination among European port authorities