Greek media reported that suspicious bruising was found on Eden's body, prompting authorities to examine a possible murder

From hands-free systems to tire-pressure data, a new field known as CARINT turns vehicles into powerful intelligence tools

At a hearing the witness-harassment case of Shlomo Filber, the state prosecution submitted classified documents outlining the efforts to bring Israel Einhorn from Serbia to Israel. The court ordered prosecutors to explain the trial will continue without him

Naveed Akram, accused of killing 15 people in a mass shooting at a Hannukah event in December, did not enter pleas to the charges against him, including murder and committing a terrorist act

The right-wing activists are set to be brought for a custody hearing on Monday. After crossing into Syria in August, one of the activists said 'it was a bit of a surprise that it took the IDF so much time to get here, but ... the fence was simply open'

The temporary division of the West Bank, made by the Oslo accords as a guideline for the gradual military deployment, was meant to expire by 1999. But the temporary has become eternal

Most of Zim's assets are being sold overseas, with just a handful of vessels remaining under Israeli control. Should Israel's government allow it?

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi met with the IAEA chief in Geneva, saying he seeks a 'fair and equitable deal' without yielding to threats. Ahead of Tuesday's U.S.-Iran talks, Tehran launched naval exercises in the Strait of Hormuz, signaling defiance amid Washington's military buildup