Author: RONEN BERGMAN
Israel’s Attacks on Hezbollah Achieved Short-Term Aims, Officials Say
Some hawkish generals think that Hezbollah can be forced to back down, current and former Israeli officials said, while others in the government think Israel must reach a deal with Hamas before expanding the war.
Israeli Military Confirms It Has Begun Flooding Hamas Tunnels
It is the first time the military has publicly acknowledged using the tactic, which the U.N. has warned could damage Gaza’s drinking water.
In Gaza, Israelis Display Tunnel Wide Enough to Handle Cars
The Israeli military took reporters on a tour of what it says is the biggest Hamas tunnel it has found since invading the Gaza Strip.
Israel’s Defense Failures May Change Strategy Toward Hamas and Gaza
The broad attack by Palestinian militants, which Hamas viewed as mostly successful, revealed some significant failures.
Israel’s Defense Failures May Change Strategy Toward Hamas and Gaza
The broad attack by Palestinian militants, which Hamas viewed as mostly successful, revealed some significant failures.
A Mossad Agent’s Treasure Trove of Photos
Sylvia Rafael worked undercover as a news agency photographer. Her pictures for the Israeli spy agency sat in its archives for decades before being released for a show.
Families of Israelis Killed at Munich Olympics Plan Anniversary Boycott
The families of the athletes killed by the Black September terrorist group say that the compensation they have been offered is inadequate and will stay away from a ceremony in Munich in September.
Mossad Sheds New Light on Argentina Terrorist Attacks in 1990s
An investigation by the Israeli spy agency found that Hezbollah had set up a cell to conduct the attacks and rejected suspicions that Argentines or Iranian officials in Buenos Aires had been involved.
Israeli Security Officials Are Divided Over Iran Nuclear Deal
Though the government has opposed any deal with Iran, officials in the Israeli military and its intelligence wing are arguing in favor of a treaty.