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Jewish Chronicle, citing sources within Mossad, says more than 20 agents, including Israeli and Iranian nationals, carried out the ambush on Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, mastermind of Iran's nuclear program, after 8 months of surveillance

Former MI chief and expert on Israel-U.S. relations Amos Yadlin is sure that despite cold shoulder the president is giving PM, Israel's security is still priority for the nascent administration, which is also facing myriad of domestic problems

Unnamed Israeli officer says terror group that rules Gaza has also acquired dozens of unmanned aerial vehicles, has army of some 30,000 militants, including 400 naval commandos with equipment to carry out seaborne operations

Suspected illegal missile sale involved adversary of U.S. in Asia Authorities seize NIS 3 million from bank account of most senior suspect; unclear if the dozens linked to the probe, including ex-defense industry workers, were successful in providing product to unnamed country; judge calls allegations extremely serious Ynet | Published: 02.11.21 , 16:59 A group of Israelis suspected of illegally trading weapons to an unnamed Asian country were dealing with an adversary to the United States,...

Promising data in Israels race to defeat pandemic Weizmann Institute researcher Eran Segal says among the first fully-vaccinated group there was a 53% reduction in new cases, a 39% decline in hospitalizations and a 31% drop in severe illnesses from mid-January until Feb. 6 Reuters | Published: 02.10.21 , 09:47 Israels swift vaccination rollout has made it the largest real-world study of Pfizer Incs COVID-19 vaccine. Results are trickling in, and they are promising. More than half of eligible...

Health minister says taxpayers shouldn't fund 'the madness' of those who choose not to get vaccinated and they must pay for their own COVID tests; adds those who want to celebrate Passover must stay home on Purim

Israeli officials brace for UN condemnation over Palestinian vaccination Foreign Ministry officials say they expect Human Rights Council, set to convene on February 22, to issue resolution slamming Israel for failing to vaccinate Palestinians in the West Bank even though the PA said they will procure shots under UN scheme Itamar Eichner | Published: 02.10.21 , 11:39 Israeli officials voiced their concern on Wednesday over possible condemnation by the UN Human Rights Council for not providing...

Senior health official says lifting third lockdown will only lead to fourth Prof. Eli Waxman of the Weizmann Institute tells Ynet that a safe reopening of the economy is possible if 90% of the population is vaccinated and Israel is far from it; adds Israel places too much hope of vaccines way too soon Alexandra Lukash | Published: 02.10.21 , 12:55 A senior adviser to the National Security Council said Wednesday that easing the restrictions will lead to a spike in serious coronavirus cases an...

Israel expands world-leading vaccination drive to include Palestinians working within its borders as PA struggles to lift its own inoculation campaign off the ground

Turkey and Israel inch closer toward reconciliation While former allies may seek to rekindle bonhomie of days past after years of antagonism, the Palestinian issue and Ankaras support of Hamas and aversion of Israeli leadership may prove to be too difficult a hurdle to overcome The Media Line | Published: 02.10.21 , 19:59 News of rapprochement between Israel and Turkey is heating up after years of ebb and flow in their diplomatic ties. According to Turkish officials, the once-close allies ar...