Gonen Segev, 62, has an impressive criminal record, ranging from passport forgery to credit card fraud, drug smuggling (though he 'thought they were M&Ms') and now espionage

While they are still below their peak, as the finance minister noted, the CBS said they increased in March-April

Tel Aviv exchange’s IPO wave has been a loser for investors, Marker survey finds ■ Neon Therapeutics moves forward with $100 million U.S. IPO

Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reports death toll as Syrian state TV reports strikes on positions of Iraqi factions between Albu Kamal and Tanf and Syrian military positions ■ U.S. denies involvement

Horst Seehofer is calling for Germany to turn back at its border migrants who have registered as asylum-seekers in other European countries. Merkel argues that it would weaken the 28-nation European Union

'It was a simple decision by the administration to have a zero tolerance policy for illegal entry, period. The message is that no one is exempt from immigration law'

Analogies to Holocaust abound with former CIA Director Michael Hayden tweeting image of Birkenau in direct comparison to Trump administration policy of separating immigrant children from their parents

According to Shin Bet, Gonen Segev traveled twice to Iran to meet his handlers