Half-measures in Israel’s coronavirus battle cause confusion, defiance
Israelis are pretty much at sea over a small dip in covid infection levels midway through a widely acclaimed vaccination
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Author: Diane Shalem
Netanyahu puts his trial behind him to fight full-on for re-election
PM Binyamin Netanyahu threw off a persistent hurdle against his bid for re-election when, on Monday, Feb. 7, he asked
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Biden won’t lift sanctions, only “ask” allies to ease pressure on Iran
In its initial Iran steps, the Biden administration is exploring ways to bring Iran to the table for renewed nuclear
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ICC prosecutor Bensouda seeks to pass Israel probe to likeminded successor
The Hague war crime court’s chief prosecutor Fatou Bensouda is believed to have got in with the decision to launch
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As Israel’s covid deaths cross 5,000-mark, 39 parties run for March election
With Israel coming out of a four-week lockdown with its coronavirus infection rate as high as before – and a
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Does Israel feel compelled to launch a strike at Iran’s nuclear sites? And if so, when?
Israel may have to go it alone against a nuclear-armed Iran, said senior minister Tzachi Hanegbi on Tuesday, Feb. 2,
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Wide alarm: Iran presumed just weeks away from a nuclear weapon
Attention was drawn to Iran’s sponsorship of terrorism by the explosion outside the Israel embassy in Delhi on Friday, Jan.
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Unknown group, Jaish-Ul-Hind, claims bombing at Israel’s Delhi embassy
The bomb that detonated outside the Israeli embassy in Delhi on Friday, Jan. 29, was more sophisticated than first assumed.
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Will double-masking deter the proliferating covid variants?
Not science but maybe common sense, says the American expert Dr. Antony Fauci. In Israel, the rapid spread of the
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New US Red Sea deployment contests speading Iranian threat
The US military has marked out the western coast of Saudi Arabia for use of the Red Sea port of
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