Iran’s latest effort to recruit spies targets Israeli weak spot
Iranian tries to recruit spies didn't endanger Israel's national security, but Tehran seems to have identified a vulnerable underbelly to exploit in Israel's free internet
Israel charges Jerusalem religious leader with incitement over Al-Aqsa sermon
Sheikh Ismat Hammouri called on worshippers to liberate Al-Aqsa 'by arms and force'. His lawyer called the charge a 'political arrest intended to scare people away'
Fake Iranian profile tried to recruit Israelis for intel, Shin Bet says
Israel's security agency says Tehran used a made-up Jewish businesswoman to convince Israelis to provide information and even carry out attacks, with little to no success
Turkey’s Erdogan, Israel’s Herzog call for more cooperation in Eid al-Fitr call
The Turkish president extends wishes 'for the well-being and prosperity of the people of Israel' in letter ahead of Israel's Independence Day, Herzog's office says
Corbyn’s party no more: Before critical election, U.K. Labour hosts Israeli counterpart
After Labour’s antisemitism meltdown under Jeremy Corbyn, its new leader Keir Starmer hopes that improving the party’s ties with allies in Israel will help put him on the path to power, starting with upcoming local elections
From antisemites to Golda Meir, Ukraine plans to ‘de-Russify’ street names
As part of its ‘de-Russification’ efforts, a Ukrainian body is calling for Kyiv streets to be renamed, including after nationalists who supported Nazi Germany. Israel's Yad Vashem has urged the country to avoid such a step
‘Violent incitement’: The Israeli right is furious at this legendary actress
Rivka Michaeli, 84, one of Israel's most famous actresses, has become the subject of a ‘violent incitement campaign’ after announcing her participation in a joint Israeli-Palestinian memorial ceremony
Who really calls the shots in Iran? LISTEN to top Israeli expert
Does the aging Ali Khamenei still make the most important decisions for Iran? How worried are the Ayatollahs about the cultural choices of young Iranians? And can Israel still stop Tehran from joining the nuclear club?
We walked to Jerusalem on ‘one of the most beautiful train routes in the world’
30 years after it was built, the old railroad track to Jerusalem stands deserted. We took the chance to hike along it
Ramadan just ended. Its high economic price is here to stay
A survey conducted for TheMarker at the Social Policy Institute at Washington University reveals what happens to the Israeli economy when 79 percent of Arabs fast