Last year, Israel approved the marketing of drones to 145 different countries, with a 25% increase in the number of countries to which intelligence and cyber systems were sold – reveals data disclosed in response to a Freedom of Information request

Milley’s harsh words are also relevant to the political crisis in which Israel now finds itself. After all, Netanyahu reportedly demanded a commitment to personal loyalty from a candidate for the head of the Mossad, and – not receiving it – went with another candidate

The Social Affairs Ministry is considering launching disciplinary proceedings against Inbal Hermoni, who in a WhatsApp group for social workers opposed to the government's judicial overhaul wrote that MK Simcha Rothman is 'a violent man ... clearly at home, too'

In an interview with army radio, Culture and Sports Minister Miki Zohar from Netanyahu's Likud said he believes that 'if there were elections, our chances of winning would be much smaller than they were last time. We see this in opinion polls'

The Tel Aviv Magistrate’s Court released nine of 13 suspects arrested in a brawl that broke out in Hatikva Neighborhood, and the police asked to delay the decision pending appeal

Abdullah’s new position may force Israel, Saudi Arabia and the U.S. as well to recognize Jordan’s authority when it comes to the Palestinians. The Jordanian king has a belly full of grudges against Israel, and particularly against Netanyahu, as ties between them suffer from severe frost

Israel seeks to preserve calm on the Palestinian front to make it easier for Riyadh to move forward, as officials cast the deterioration on the Gazan border primarily to economic distress as it mulls increasing the amount of Gazans permitted to work in Israel