Shalev Hulio, co-founder and executive director of NSO, says the police “didn’t buy Pegasus, they bought a system called ‘Saifan’ – essentially a weakened version of Pegasus, with lower capabilities, fewer resources."
Two religious Zionist rabbis from the more liberal end of the spectrum expressed outrage that Lucy Aharish, who is married to Jewish actor Tzachi Halevy, will be hosting a panel at Tuesday's 929 Bible conference.
Cpl. Yazen Falah remembered as someone who always helped others, who was raised in a home of "love and generosity." His fellow Border Guard Cpl. Shirel Abukarat is laid to rest in Netanya mere hours later.
A spike in the number of Israelis seeking firearms licenses often takes place in the wake of terrorist attacks, but Public Security Ministry officials say the recent hike in applications is highly unusual.
Nearly half of respondents believe Western countries should intervene militarily in Ukraine, survey by the Israel Democracy Institute finds.
Aliyah and Integration Minister Pnina Tamano-Shata: We see that the adjustment period is easier for olim who arrive with their pets.
Ben-Gurion University's president declines to say whether individuals involved in patrols had been allowed to continue to study there.
"I understood that every citizen must protect himself because we see that the military and the police cannot deal with them," one resident, who is planning to purchase a firearm, said.
The "Regarding BDS" resolution passed by a vote of 768 for and 167 against. It calls for an academic boycott of Israeli institutions for their "complicity in Israel’s violations of human rights and international law through their provision of direct assistance to the military and intelligence establishments."
Former Communications Ministry chief Shlomo Filber tells the court Netanyahu wanted him to "mitigate" competition for Israel’s Bezeq telecom company, a move worth hundreds of millions of dollars.
