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A protest outside the offices of the Israeli cyber firm NSO Group in Herzliya near Tel Aviv, in July.

Analysis || NSO Blacklisting Shows Israel’s Cyber Diplomacy Is a Double-edged Sword

Omer Benjakob | 04.11.2021

Podcast | 'Biden has only one real option on Iran. Israel will have to live with it'

Some of the evangelical group taking photos in front of the Dome of the Rock on Temple Mount on Tuesday.

Israel Is So Happy to Have Tourists Back, It’s Even Being Nice to Them

Judy Maltz | 03.11.2021

Prime Minister Naftali Bennett at the budget cote in the Knesset

Israeli Parliament Approves Budget for the First Time in Over 3 Years

Noa Shpigel | 04.11.2021

Former U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Thomas Nides, as he waits for a meeting with Pakistan's Prime Minister in Islamabad in 2011

Senate Confirms Tom Nides as U.S. Ambassador to Israel

Ben Samuels | 04.11.2021

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan at the G20 summit in Rome, Sunday.

Speculation Over Erdogan Health Following Two Videos, Cancelled Visit

Haaretz | 03.11.2021

People protesting against the eviction of Palestinian families living in Jerusalem's Sheikh Jarrah neighborhood, this May.

Jerusalem's Sheikh Jarrah Compromise Rejected Under Palestinian Authority Pressure

Nir Hasson | 03.11.2021

An aerial view of Orkhon River Valley.

Archaeologists Debunk Myth: Mongols Had Cities, but Not for Themselves

Ruth Schuster | 04.11.2021

Campaign ads on Likud headquarters in Tel Aviv show former Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu shaking hands with Russian President Vladimir Putin, in 2019.

Poll: Israelis Confident in Country's International Standing Without Netanyahu

Sam Sokol | 03.11.2021

One of the suspects at the Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court, in June.

Case Against Jaffa Residents Who Confessed to Attacking Soldier Dropped After Video Emerges

Ran Shimoni | 04.11.2021

Etai Pinkas-Arad in the Knesset, in July.

Tel Aviv Council's LGBTQ Portfolio Resigns After Sexual Misconduct Accusations

Bar Peleg | 04.11.2021

Shawan Jabarin, director of the al-Haq human rights group, at the organization's offices in the West Bank city of Ramallah, Saturday, Oct. 23, 2021. Israel on Friday, Oct. 22, declared six prominent Palestinian human rights groups to be terrorist organizations, saying they were secretly linked to a left-wing militant movement. It was not immediately clear what the distinction would mean for the groups, most of which also protest rights violations by the Western-backed Palestinian Authority

In Congress, Israel Justifies Palestinian NGO Terror Tag With Evidence on Unrelated Group

Hagar Shezaf, Ben Samuels | 04.11.2021

Islamic militia guarding the U.S. embassy tear an American flag to pieces while standing atop the embassy in Tehran, Iran 1979

Thousands in Iran Mark Anniversary of 1979 Takeover of US Embassy

The Associated Press | 04.11.2021

Members of a clean-up team work at the site of an oil spill at the Evrona desert reserve, near the city of Eilat, 2014

Israeli Minister Blocks Controversial UAE Oil Deal Fearing Red Sea Disaster

Avi Bar-Eli | 04.11.2021

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