Testimony of former news site CEO shows that for years a bribery culture dominated Israels largest media company

Prince Hamzah's March 14 visit to the city of Salt was, in the words of a senior establishment figure, the 'straw that broke the camels back'

Information about the elite army unit's operation in an enemy country was passed on to media by a source who was unaware of a decision to postpone it by a day

In a catch-22, Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei might want to postpone a new agreement to help conservatives in the upcoming Iranian presidential election, but a new conservative president might oppose a new agreement

80 percent of people in death penalty trials as minors still at risk of execution, a year after Saudi Arabia announced major reforms to the criminal code

The U.S. pharmaceutical giant announced last month that their clinical trials found the jab to be safe for 12- to 15-year-olds in clinical trials, with Israel anticipated to be among the first countries to push ahead with inoculations

'I absolutely do not agree with Erdogan's behavior towards President von der Leyen,' Draghi says, referring to an earlier meeting between EU leaders and Erdogan

The fear that should now be nesting within the breast of every Israeli is of extreme moves by Netanyahu