Nadav Argaman has taken out many high-value targets in his career. As the head of the Shin Bet's operational unit he was responsible for the assassination of one of the top Gaza targets, 'the Engineer' Yahya Ayyash, and as the deputy director, he led the operation to assassinate Hamas military chief Ahmed Jabari. This is how the former kibbutz member from the Beit She'an Valley made his way to the top of the secret agency's pyramid.

Lebanese hackers supported by Hezbollah claim to have penetrated more than 5,000 Israeli targets last year, including sensitive data and security cameras.

Following weeks in which terror group's attack tunnels saw an unusual amount of collapses, Ismail Haniyeh says it has located devices designed to discover the tunnels.

The IDF faced a nightmare scenario Monday night when two soldiers mistakenly entered the Qalandiya refugee camp, allegedly because of a navigation app; a firebomb set their unarmed military vehicle ablaze, causing them to split up; one made his way to safety, while the other was only extricated after an hour of firefights.

E-mail reveals that Sid Blumenthal notified Clinton of a report of “relentless disparagement” by Israeli prime minister, who allegedly said that “if we can’t sleep, Hillary is not going to sleep” when she was secretary of state – but Blumenthal adds that it’s “not exactly news”.

Right-wing activist acquitted of attacking a Palestinian woman, thus vacating ban on him visiting the site where he was shot in October 2014; court also rules that he cannot receive NIS 500,000 payment over the ban.

High ranking IDF official faces serious charges of rape, indecent acts and sodomy; judge says there is enough evidence to establish suspicions against him; his defense attorney says officer successfully passed several polygraph tests.

Military praises quick response of two soldiers who accidentally entered the Palestinian camp, and determined a misuse of the navigating app Waze led to them taking a wrong turn.