The Shin Bet security service will merge the two regional commands and HQ into a single unit in a bid to tackle Arab and Jewish terror threats within Israel's 1967 borders

Veteran diplomat Dan Shapiro leaves Iran team after only seven months, will join D.C.-based Atlantic Council. It's unclear whether his departure is related to the administration's policy

Putin’s callous calculus is unmoved by Russian tactical failures and Ukraine’s resistance. Almost as ruthless as Saddam, but with actual nuclear weapons, it’s premature and dangerous to call his war a failure

An investigation has found the money trail behind Eytan Stibbe’s space flight next week ■ Funding comes from his company in the British Virgin Islands, which is registered in the books of the Ramon Foundation ■ Some of the money for experiments to be performed during the flight comes from the Israeli taxpayer ■ This report was written with the assistance of Shomrim, the Center for Media and Democracy

Any event that draws the foreign ministers of Egypt, Morocco, Bahrain and the UAE, plus the U.S. secretary of state, to Israel is significant. But the absence of the Palestinians was just as important

The ex-chief of Israel's Communications Ministry, Shlomo Filber, describes 'blurred boundaries' in his contact with officials from Bezeq, whose merger with TV provider Yes is at the heart of Netanyahu's corruption trial

While the community in Umm al-Fahm was divided in their opinions on attacks in Israel, leaders say ISIS 'contradicts the values of Islam' and of the Palestinian struggle at large