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Get email notification for articles from Assa Sasson Follow Apr. 29, 2021 2:32 AM Michal Mor, a psychologist by training, says it all began in the Second Lebanon War. “My husband got a call-up order, they handed him an M-16 and he went into Lebanon with a gun and a steel gunsite. It was terrible. At the end of the day, the reserve soldier is the mainstay of the army and he needs to regain his operational capabilities, which takes time he doesn’t have.” In those days Mor was developing a sophisticated system capable of ensuring that a missile, as she put it, “can enter through the lef...

Get email notification for articles from Yossi Verter Follow Apr. 29, 2021 5:47 AM The explanations for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s flip-flop range from political (an effort to restore a sense of sanity to the system and control damage in the negotiations with Naftali Bennett); to the legal (his panic that the High Court of Justice was poised not just to void the appointment of Ofir Akunis as justice minister, but would rip him to shreds and perhaps even hint at incapacitation), to the psychological (his tendencies to sharp mood swings, bordering on manic depression, as his mandate...

Follow Apr. 29, 2021 With less than a week left for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to cobble together a new government, negotiating teams from Yamina, Yesh Atid and New Hope held intensive talks on Thursday in an attempt to reach an agreement on forming an alternative coalition. Yamina and New Hope are hoping to reach an understanding before Netanyahu’s mandate to form a government expires, possibly as soon as Saturday – but Yesh Atid is opposed to this. Yamina and Yesh Atid have therefore marked next Tuesday as the date by which they hope to reach an agreement. Netanyahu’s mandate w...

PA to decide this week whether to defer parliamentary elections – the first in 14 years – officially because Israel has not consented to voting in East Jerusalem, but unofficially, because Fatah might lose, some sources say

Apr. 28, 2021 1:35 PM Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's late media adviser told police investigators in 2017 that Netanyahu was involved in efforts, while he was finance minister, to obtain permission for Israeli Hollywood entertainment mogul Arnon Milchan to purchase a stake in Channel 10 television, in videotaped testimony aired on Channel 13 Tuesday night following a stormy legal battle. The testimony is potentially relevant to one of the criminal cases underway against the prime minister, who is accused of receiving lavish gifts from wealthy friends, including Milchan. Shaya Segal, who ...