Teva suspected of being part of a cartel in U.S. engaged in price-fixing and dividing market for generics
The Israeli generics manufacturer is one of 16 drug firms under investigation over purported price-fixing involving 300 medications
Israeli military delegation to head to Moscow for talks with Russian counterparts
Army says discussion topics will include operations to destroy Hezbollah-built tunnels crossing Lebanon border
Pressured by Israel, French justice minister bails on ceremony honoring human rights group
The Israeli organization B'Tselem won the 2018 Human Rights Prize of the French Republic, but the Israeli government and right-wing organizations lobbied against it
Israel accepted into global financial watchdog group
The Financial Action Task Force sets international standards on terror financing and money laundering
Nelly Sachs: Jewish poet, Nobel winner and today’s Google doodle
Today’s Google doodle honors the 127th birthday of Nelly Sachs (1891-1970), the Jewish poet and refugee from Germany who shared the Nobel Prize in literature with the Israeli writer S.Y. Agnon in 1966
Karamba Security unveils automotive cyberdefense
The new service is the only product that gives Tier 1 automotive manufacturers and customers a real-time accurate picture of cyberattacks on their engines.
The watery art of Barbara Cole makes waves
Barbara Cole’s underwater photographs give a feeling of buoyancy or weightlessness to everyone who looks at them.
Israel clears landmines from seven monasteries by Jesus’ Baptismal site
“Now this is a border of peace,” INMAA director Marcel Aviv told reporters as he stood on a small hilltop overlooking the monasteries and described the project to reporters.
Netanyahu, Rivlin mourn the passing of beloved singer Yigal Bashan
Singer and actor Yigal Bashan passed away on Sunday at age 68.
Ex-cyber czar: Misuse of cyber tech doesn’t disqualify future sales
"All sales are approved by the Defense Ministry."