Politics

Former ambassador to the UN Erdan is believed to be the candidate favored by Minister of Defense Yoav Gallant to head the state-owned aerospace company..

Norway's sovereign wealth fund is considering toughening the ethical criteria for its investments, and disinvesting from more global companies connected to Israel's war in Gaza, "Reuters" reports.

Former US national security advisor Robert O'Brien warned that a full arms embargo on Israel could threaten UK company BAE's participation in F-35 aircraft production.

A two month legal review by the new Labor government has found that some British defense exports, "might be used in violation of international law in Gaza."

Israeli tech entrepreneur, who lost his daughter in the Supernova music festival, says that according to all indications a hostage deal is on the table and for political reasons has not been closed.

"Globes" talks to experts about the 14 kilometer Egypt-Gaza Strip border, which is at the heart of the hostage deal dispute.

The Ministry of Finance petitioned the Labor Court for an injunction to end what it says was a blatantly political strike.

The general strike in support of the families of Israeli hostages in the Gaza Strip may continue for another day, unless the courts intervene.

Histadrut chairman Arnon Bar-David: I came to the conclusion after talking with the heads of the security forces that the deal is not progressing due to political considerations.

Attacking Lebanese infrastructure is seen as a way for Israel to pressure Hezbollah. The problem is that there's not much to attack.

An initial IDF probe indicates that six Israeli hostages whose bodies were recovered from the Gaza Strip were killed by Hamas between one and three days beforehand.

Qaid Farhan al-Qadi, who is from the Negev Bedouin town of Rahat, was held hostage for 326 days.

Justice Minister Yariv Levin had proposed that hard line conservative Justice Yosef Elron would serve as Supreme Court president for one year.

The strike followed signs that Hezbollah was preparing to launch a massive aerial attack on Israel. Ben Gurion Airport has reopened after being briefly closed.

Denmark and the UK are two of the few major European countries still exporting weapons to Israel.

Born into a Pakistani immigrant family in the UK, Kasim Hafeez discusses his journey from Islamic extremism to public diplomacy for Israel, and the emergence of antisemitism into the US mainstream.

Yoram Hazony campaigns for traditional values to fill the vacuum left by what he sees as the inevitable failure of the liberal elite.

The lion’s share of the package is advanced F-15IA fighter jets worth $18.82 billion.

Three senior Iranian officials have told “Reuters” that only a ceasefire deal in Gaza between Israel and Hamas would hold them back from retaliating against Israel.

Overriding the Attorney General, the government decided that the prime minister will select the next Commissioner, a vital watchdog, with vetting by an ethics committee only.

Palestinian businesses are standing in for Israeli importers to bypass the Turkish ban on exports to Israel.

The LRAD interceptor could see action for the first time in an Iranian attack. Meanwhile, the US has deployed more ships and aircraft in the region.

“Globes” talks to former IDF Head of military intelligence Maj. Gen. (res.) Amos Yadlin about the impact on Hamas and Hezbollah of the assassinations attributed to Israel and the Iranian axis’s likely response.

Hamas has blamed Israel for the death of Haniyeh, who was in Tehran for yesterday’s swearing in of new Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian.

The IDF spokesperson said, “The IDF undertook a targeted attack on Beirut on the commander responsible for the murder of children in Majdal Shams."

Four people, among them a Ministry of Internal Security employee, are suspected of obtaining licenses for all comers in exchange for bribes.

Since the start of the Swords of Iron War, Turkey has turned completely hostile to Israel, but President Erdogan's latest declaration is still extraordinary.

In recent talks between Hamas and Fatah, Dahlan presented himself as someone who could lead the assistance to establish a new administration in Gaza, “The Wall Street Journal” reports.

At the end of a conference in China, fourteen Palestinian factions issued a declaration on "national unity", but similar past events have not healed the rift between Hamas and Fatah.

The only precedent is Lyndon Johnson dropping out of the presidential race in 1968, but the two events are very different in themselves and in their contexts.