He is the 'star' of the aggressive Im Tirzu campaign against Breaking the Silence, but has so far preferred to keep quiet. Now, Avner Gvaryahu is fighting back: he responds to his comrades who accused him of lies, talks about the threats to his life, and explains why his organization actually helps Israeli hasbara abroad.

Chief Justice Miriam Naor warns of 'incitement and threats in the guise of criticism,' adding that 'criticism that has no basis is not worthy.'

Core partly filled with cement ahead of impending 'Implementation Day' for the nuclear agreement, when sanctions will start to be lifted.

Pardon request by key figure in the Holocaust, still Israel's only executed convict, was sent to Israel's then-president Yitzhak Ben-Zvi and claimed that the Nazi never had enough authority

Samy Mohamed Hamzeh initially planned to attack Israelis in the West Bank but due to financial reasons decided to attack a Masonic Temple in Milwaukee; he hoped to show that 'nobody can play with Muslims'.

Opposition MKs slam culture minister's proposal to allow withholding of state funds from cultural institutions deemed subversive; Regev: proposal based on existing legislation.

Indictments to be issued Wednesday against three suspects who allegedly aided terrorist Nashat Melhem, who committed a shooting at a Tel Aviv pub; one says Melhem told him he intended to commit another attack.

Footage found on Nashat Melhem's phone shows him smoking hashish and exhibiting bizarre behavior; Shin Bet releases details of investigation.