Iran behind cyber attack on Technion institute, Israel says
The institute's website went down in early February and students were asked to log off. The hackers demanded a ransom of 80 bitcoins, which is equivalent to $1,747,971.
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IDF chief of staff should call his troops to order
That enemy eulogies of the Jewish state are given a boost by the Israeli press may be disconcerting, but it’s the price – and privilege – of free speech. Soldiers don’t enjoy such a luxury, however.
What's worse: Threats by Smotrich or Amnesty Int'l?
The finance minister's call for wiping out Hawara was abhorrent, but so is the so-called “human rights” group’s demand for the mass expulsion of Jews from their homes.
'There is room for protest and disagreements, but there is no room for refusal to serve'
PM Netanyahu slams refusal by reserve pilots to serve in protest of the judicial reform, saying "this will not be allowed to gain a foothold."
Compromise on judicial reform 'closer than ever,' president says
"There are agreements behind the scenes on most things. Now it's up to our national leadership," Isaac Herzog says.
