Promised subway tracks between key central cities and Tel Aviv could be pushed back at least 8 years

Reform requires communications firms, seen as gateway to other vital infrastructure, to develop detailed plans for identifying and preventing online attacks

Ukrainian president says remarks from Kremlin's top diplomat show Moscow has failed to learn lessons from World War II, noting Russian assaults on Holocaust memorials and survivors

Politico publishes draft of majority decision reversing abortion rights landmark, in ultra-rare leak of deliberations in case still being considered, and which may still shift

PTSD sufferer Itzik Saidyan, who set himself on fire to protest neglect by authorities, releases audio clip on eve of Memorial Day, thanks public for support

Bennett appeals for national unity at commemoration event, warns enemies could exploit internal divides 'to harm us'

The NY TImes reports on developer-backed projects that are stirring controversy in the capital, though they likely face years of battles before being realized

In April the Ukrainian president started a social media campaign under the hashtag #ArmUkraineNow with the goal of exerting public pressure on Western governments