Former chief military prosecutor, deputy tell Ynet that consequences of judicial overhaul and weakening of the judiciary could lead to cases against country and its soldiers landing in international courts

The previously confidential material has been examined, scanned and made accessible in a new smart digital format; Chief state archivist: 'I invite the public to search the materials for personal information, to listen to the voice clips that have the power to bring us back in time, and to ask for answers to open questions that may still be bleeding'

U.S. National Security Advisor says many of the elements of a pathway to normalization are now on the table but there is still much work to do

Growing up, they say their parent would disappear for extensive periods and was not all that present when he or she returned, the sons and daughters of agents, now much older describe life with a spy

30 years after the Oslo Accords, Jericho faces a crossroads; Merchants struggle as tourists flee due to attacks while Hamas takes foothold in its refugee camp; The city must decide: Will it stay a economic hub, or will ongoing unrest change for ever?