Netanyahu isn't being shaken down by far-right ministers Smotrich and Ben-Gvir; in fact, the opposite is true: he's is using them as part of his strategy to extend his time in power. This strategy has brought about the unnecessary extending of the war

An Iranian-backed hack-and-leak operation that compromised the phones of figures including former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett and Prime Minister Netanyahu's chief of staff allowed hackers to extract contact lists containing Israeli security officials and world leaders, raising fears of surveillance and intelligence mapping

The 2025 Award for Journalistic Excellence, granted by the Israel Press Institute, totals 60,000 shekels (about $16,000) and will be divided among the four recipients, Bar Peleg, Roni Singer, Yossi Mizrahi and Doron Kadosh

Haaretz has learned that the company of Moti Sander worked on online influence operations for the Greek ruling party New Democracy's 2022 election campaign through Herzog's connections. Sander has since fallen out with the president and threatened to expose alleged understandings between Herzog and Netanyahu over a pardon

While the public in Iran is learning to link foreign and security policy with the country's dire economic situation, the Supreme Leader is struggling to safeguard the very legitimacy of the regime and its vision

Lawmaker Ahmad Tibi responded to the police's call to consider opening an investigation into him for calling the police spokesperson a 'nobody' and a 'punk' in a Monday televised interview