Deep corruption
Police Official Admits: We Recorded Netanyahu Illegally
A senior Israeli police official testified that investigators wiretapped calls involving Benjamin Netanyahu without required approval from the attorney general—then dismantled the operation a month later when the legal problem surfaced.
08.09.26
Efrat Briner
Slate unveiled
Netanyahu to Tap C14 Analyst Bardugo for Likud Slate Spot
08.09.26
Moti Kastel
Sanctions slam
Herzog warns UK: Sanctions are a 'grave error'
08.09.26
C14 Desk
Arab anticipation
Arab World Hopes Netanyahu Loses—Who Do They Want Instead?
08.09.26
Itzhak Abuhatzeira
Nuclear showdown
Western Powers Move to Report Iran to UN Over Nukes
08.09.26
Efrat Briner
Blockade bite
U.S. Naval Blockade Chokes Off Iranian Oil Exports
Since the U.S. naval blockade resumed in July, not a single barrel of Iranian crude has broken through. The floating reserve that kept the regime afloat has shrunk from 90 million to 29 million barrels and is expected to run dry by mid-October.
08.09.26
Efrat Briner
Colonialist ambition
UK Expected to Announce Israel Sanctions Dubbed "Reset"
08.09.26
Efrat Briner
Nordic return
SAS Returns to Israel After Suspending Flights
07.09.26
Anat Siman-Tov
Butcher honored
Thousands mourn convicted war criminal Mladic in Serbia
07.09.26
Ben Gavish
Tourism deficit
Israelis Flee Abroad While Foreign Tourists Stay Away
07.09.26
Anat Siman-Tov