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Two years ago, Israeli intelligence officials reported to the NSA that Russian hackers were actively trying to gain access to US intelligence programs using Russian-made Kaspersky Labs anti-virus software previoulsy used by US government agencies.

Less than a day after being detained at the Egyptian-Israeli border crossing for carrying a few rounds of M-16 bullets, likely leftover from his military service, 24-year-old Nir Yatah from Rehovot was released home.

Amid mounting sexual assault allegations against American film producer Harvey Weinstein, his wife, Georgina Chapman has announced she is leaving him over his "unforgivable actions." More than eight woman, both actresses and employees, have accused him of aggressive overtures and sexual assault.

Following earlier reports that Russian government hackers attempted to breach US intelligence programs using a Russian information security company, Kaspersky Lab, an Israeli security official explained that the companys software has long been blacklisted by Israel.

Pollution lead thousands of dead fish to fill the Lakhish River this morning. Ashdod Municipality officials were dispatched to the scene and have begun investigating the circumstances that led to the rivers contamination.

Ahead of US President Donald Trumps expected announcement concerning the ratification of the nuclear deal, Tehran continues with its threats warning the US of the implications of withdrawing from the memorandum of understanding signed with the world powers. Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Za

After a lengthy diplomatic struggle led by the Israeli Foreign Affairs Ministry and the countrys envoy to UNESCO, Carmel Shama-Hacohen, two resolution votes against Israel were postponed at the annual UNESCO General Conference. The resolutions that dealt with denunciating Israel regarding the so-cal