The suspected hijacking exposed a gap in Israel's aviation-security system: authorities can obtain foreign crew data, but no single agency is clearly responsible for vetting it

Responding to an appeal to the Central Election Committee, New Vision Production affirmed that it employs pro-Netanyahu content creators but denied any link to their activity

A security source said the Transportation Ministry assumed responsibility for screening foreign flight crews from the Shin Bet back in 2021; the National Security Council later found the ministry was not fulfilling that role

Tehran said its latest proposal could reopen the waterway within seven days, but accused Washington of focusing on the nuclear issue while Iran wants talks centered on Hormuz

Three years after the massacre, experts warn that lost evidence and coordinated testimony could undermine even a state commission's search for the truth. Establishing one, they insist, remains essential

An Iranian atomic bomb, compulsory Shabbat observance and a zombie attack: The creators of "The End of Days," now at Gesher Theater, wanted to write an apocalyptic satire. Then reality caught up

This week in Israeli culture: The Israeli Opera hires an international fixer, Israel's literature institute heads to Frankfurt without its writers, and the poet who taught Israeli children's literature to say 'I' dies at 89

Scholars say the court appeared influenced by the political climate surrounding the Balad leader Sami Abu Shehadeh's candidacy and, in doing so, moved away from its longstanding standard for disqualifying candidates