David Bedein
Officials: Hezbollah Smuggles Drugs Into Israel
An Israeli non-commissioned officer (NCO) is suspected of having passed on information to Hezbollah as part of a drug deal.
He Said He Wanted to Study: Avraham David Moses, 16, Murdered 18 Days Ago
Israel On Guard As Mourning For Mughniyeh Ends
The Purim holiday coincides this year with the end of the 40-day Islamic mourning period for Imad Mughniyeh, the Hezbollah commander who was assassinated in Damascus last month.
Hamas-Fatah Accord Fails To Stir Israelis
Israeli government assert that the formation of a new Hamas-Fatah government in the Palestinian Authority will immediately put an end to peace negotiations with Israel
McCain: Israel Must Respond To Attacks But Continue Peace Process
Sen. John McCain arrived in the Israeli city of Sderot yesterday, visiting an Israeli city that has suffered more than 900 Gaza missile attacks since the first of the year, flanked by two of his strongest supporters in the U.S. Senate
Senator McCain in Sderot
Israel On High Alert In Case Of Hezbollah Attack
Israel has gone on a heightened state of alert in an attempt to foil any possible attacks by Hezbollah toward the end of this week, when the 40-day mourning period for Imad Mughniyeh comes to an end.
Israeli Border Police Kill Four Arab Terrorists
The most senior figure among those assassinated was Islamic Jihad member Mohammed Shahade, who was wanted by Israel's security forces for the past eight years.
Fatah Praises Seminary Attack
Crisis Looms For Israel, U.S. Over Abbas' Credibility
Intelligence Report: Israel Faces Terror, Nuclear Threats Alone
Israel's security officials have warned the Israeli government that the next flare-up will not be on one front alone and that Israel will fight alone.