MATAN WASSERMAN
'Even the cockroaches won't survive': Expert discusses Hezbollah's new EMP weapon
Kobi Shabtai's first speech since resigning: 'The police stopped Hamas on Oct 7'
'We will see escalation': Military tech CEO warns of more Iranian-backed attacks
Tel Aviv Magistrate Court extends arrest of murder suspect of 6-year-old child
The suspect, Sigal Yana Izkovitch, is a 33-year-old resident of Herzliya and is the mother of the victim.
Is AI's entry into music a sign of humanity's last tune?
AI threatens to conquer the music industry as apps simplify song creation. Breaking boundaries from voice manipulation to singing in unfamiliar languages. Legal and creative struggles ensue.
French PM Attal to resign following left-wing alliance triumph at elections
Marine Le Pen's National Rally party underperformed in the French parliamentary elections, while the left-wing alliance became the largest faction, leading to the Prime Minister's resignation.
'We will dance again': Thousands attend Nova event at Hayarkon Park
Nimrod Arnin, one of the Nova founders, said, "With each passing day the pain grows like a wound that refuses to heal... I stand here tonight with great emotion.
Head of Hostage and Missing Families Forum resigns after sexual harassment allegations
"Three months ago, I informed the members of the general assembly of my desire to step down as CEO of the headquarters, which has taken a heavy personal and family toll," Moatti said.
The cyber war against Israel has escalated: How much is it costing us?
The CEO of the National Cyber Defense Authority, Gabi Portnoy, spoke with Maariv and referred to the war on the technological front: "The amount of cyber attacks since October 7 has tripled"
All-out war with Hezbollah? Not a question of if, but when, expert says
"We cannot accept a situation in which a terrorist organization leads to the evacuation of 80,000 residents from their homes in the North."
Sinwar doesn't want ceasefire deal, looking to up int'l pressure on Israel, expert says
"Hamas wants to earn its reward for the ceasefire at the very beginning and also put Israel in a complicated position," says expert Dr. Harel Horev.
Justice Minister Levin testifies in Netanyahu's Case 2000
When asked to confirm that the prime minister opposed the Yisrael Hayom bill, Levin responded, “He gave me an unequivocal instruction not to promote the law."
'Entering Rafah is a death trap, we don't trust you': Soldiers' parents pen letter to defense chief
Parents of combat soldiers issued a letter stating their concern for IDF ground operations in Rafah, referring to dangerous traps and preparation Hamas has made.
