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Uranium-enrichment centrifuges at Iran's Natanz nuclear facility. Credit: Tehran Times.

IDF: Iran can enrich enough uranium for a bomb within four months

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Iran could develop a nuclear bomb within two years and Hezbollah will not seek an all-out war, according to the IDF Military Intelligence Directorate’s annual threat-assessment report, which was made public on Tuesday. The report,...
Israelis at the beach in Tel Aviv as Israel exits its third COVID-19 lockdown, Feb. 7. 2021. Photo by Miriam Alster/Flash90.

Top Health Ministry official: Israel may not achieve herd immunity against COVID-19

Israel may be unable to achieve herd immunity against COVID-19 even if 100 percent of those eligible to be vaccinated against the disease are inoculated, a Health Ministry expert told the Knesset on Sunday,...
Former U.S. Army Gen. Lloyd Austin. Source: Screenshot.

Senate confirms Lloyd Austin as US secretary of defense, Haines to intelligence

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The U.S. Senate confirmed Lloyd Austin on Friday as U.S. secretary of defense. Austin, a general who retired in 2016 and needed a congressional waiver due to a law that requires retired military personnel to...
Lt. Col. R., recently appointed to head IDF Unit 9900's Military Intelligence unit monitoring Iran. Photo: IDF Spokesperson's Unit.

In first, female officer to head Israeli intelligence efforts against Iran

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In another first for women’s military service in Israel, deputy commander of the Israel Defense Force’s Unit 9900, Lt. Col. R. has been appointed head of the Military Intelligence unit monitoring Iran. She will be the first...

Amnesty International and Qatari information warfare

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Amnesty International recently suffered a blow, potentially as much to its reputation as to its operations, when the Tel Aviv District Court ruled to dismiss its complaint against Israeli cybersecurity company NSO Group/Q Cyber...
The Pentagon. Credit: David B. Gleason/Flickr.

US Defense Department charges linguist working overseas with espionage

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A linguist who worked for the U.S. Department of Defense was charged on Wednesday with espionage for allegedly transmitting highly sensitive classified national defense information to a foreign national with apparent connections to the U.S.-designated terrorist...
A group of 42 legal, international relations and military leaders from around the world who met with Israeli military officials and politicians in mid-august 2019 on a tour of the region. Credit: Our Soldiers Speak.

American nonprofit’s strategic tours offer ‘immense exposure,’ new perspective on Israel

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A group of 42 legal, international relations and military leaders from around the world met with Israeli military officials and politicians this month to participate in workshops and sessions focusing on Israel’s foreign and...