Satellite images show soil poured over tunnel entrances at Iran’s sensitive Isfahan nuclear facility, a move analysts say is meant to blunt a possible US or Israeli air attack or a ground raid as war fears resurface

Prime minister shares post alleging former Shin Bet chief acted to prevent ‘miscalculation’ on October 7, invoking a past article by the late intelligence research chief Amit Sa’ar, who is accused of blaming Netanyahu for earlier wars

Government inspectors posed as customers at 436 bars nationwide and found that nearly one-third of beers were not filled to the required amount; 130 warning notices were issued as pub owners blamed spills and faulty equipment

Israeli-Russian journalist removed from prime minister's flight to Washington after Shin Bet agents said they would need to examine his 'connections'; Prime Minister's Office said the journalist was removed 'for security reasons that cannot be specified at this stage'

Israel fell to 35th place in the 2025 Corruption Perceptions Index, with watchdogs warning the decline reflects growing damage to democratic norms, judicial independence and safeguards meant to restrain political power

Newly released data reveals global traffic surge to government site following Netanyahu’s UN speech, with users from Brazil, the US, China—and even Iran—logging millions of page views in a campaign aimed at shaping international opinion