Did Turkey's Erdogan form an IRGC-like force?
Turkish president's new security force has ambiguous authorities, sparking concerns that it might be modeled after Iran's powerful Revolutionary Guard ...
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Time to hold Jordan accountable
If the regime in Amman continues to forbid Jews and Christians to pray freely on the Temple Mount and fails ...
IAEA: Explosion at Iran's Natanz nuclear facility act of sabotage
Iran restarted enriching uranium at Natanz last September. A mysterious blast on June 2 decimated a warehouse under construction at ...
Dershowitz, #MeToo, and the rule of law
On Friday, Aug. 14, Frontlines section featured a massive two-page article by David Brinn about allegations leveled against American lawyer ...
Police increase protection for gang-rape victim after online threats
Social media posts reportedly reveal the identity of 16-year-old allegedly raped by 30 men in Eilat, prompting dozens of threats ...
Can calls for unity bridge divided societies?
A new Knesset memberโs speech struck a chord that reminds us of our need to put aside partisanship. But when ...
Ammonium nitrate in Beirut port linked to bank dealing with Hezbollah
The cargo of some 2,750 tons of ammonium nitrate that exploded on Aug. 4 in the Port of Beirut, killing ...
As cars grow vulnerable to cyberattacks, Israeli company takes lead in new solutions
The Cybellum automatic cybersecurity company is teaming up with a lab opened by Renault and Nissan to identity and deal ...
Venezuela's president: Buying Iranian missiles a good idea
Venezuelan should "look into" procuring short-, medium- and long-range missiles from Iran, says President Nicolas Maduro.
Fumbled shock and feigned awe
The TV coverage of the Eilat gang rape case illustrates a missed opportunity to use the sheer ghastliness of this ...