Analysis: Lebanese media claims the missing Israeli navigator died of torture in 1988 – a story already established as fabrication by the Israeli government; meanwhile, reports Imad Mughniyah searched for Arad's whereabouts are partly true, and not at all new.

Op-ed: Eisenkot's comments accurately reflect the IDF's rules of engagement, common sense, and the IDF's values. Ya'alon and Bennett understand this, because they were fighters themselves, unlike Hotovely and Erdan. But the right ran out of people to blame, so they aim their fire at the IDF chief.

Op-ed: in Israel there are currently plenty of legal and illegal gambling venues. Far more alarming are the Toto (betting on soccer) and Lotto booths, where poor people blow their meager salaries or unemployment benefits This injustice is what the opponents of casinos should rail about.

Op-ed: 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.