Politics

Mediation between Israel and Iran would put President Putin back onto the international stage, but the Israeli government is advised to be wary.

Bar-Ilan University's Dr. Eyal Pinko tells "Globes" how much damage has been inflicted on Iran's nuclear program and how long it might take to recover.

Ministry of Defense director general Gen. Amir Baram has blamed France's President Emmanuel Macron for preventing Israeli companies from appearing.

Missiles landed in several places in central and northern Israel, and dozens of people have been taken to hospital.

Penetration bombs from Elbit Systems and Lockheed Martin F-35s have performed impressively, while Jordan has assisted in intercepting Iranian threats.

Iran launched more than 50 ballistic missiles at northern and central Israel last night. Most were intercepted.

Dozens of Israeli planes hit nuclear and military sites in Iran, killing Revolutionary Guards Commander Hossein Salami and other military leaders. Israel has intercepted 100 drones fired by Iran.

Reports of imminent war with Iran have weakened the shekel and lifted the oil price, but Bank Hapoalim strategist Modi Shafrir says the long-term effect depends on the result of an attack.

The UK has joined New Zealand, Australia and Canada in imposing personal sanctions on the two ministers because of 'monstrous' statements about Gaza.

The ministerial committee set up at the behest of Minister of Justice Yariv Levin and authorized to discuss the ousting of Attorney General Gali Baharav Miara, has summoned her to a meeting next Tuesday.

Does the surge in European imports of Israeli defense systems give Israel leverage on the arms embargo being imposed on exports to Israel?

The $310 million deal for the Spike missiles was signed in October 2023 with the Israeli company's Spanish subsidiary PAP Tecnos.

There are business ties between Israeli and Saudi companies despite the lack of normalization, but they have cooled since October 7.

The bill would enable ministers to appoint political associates to senior positions in state-owned companies.

If the bill eventually passed by the Irish parliament includes services as well as goods, then Airbnb, headquartered in Dublin, will be forced to remove properties for rent in Judea, Samaria and East Jerusalem.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, a friend of Israel who previously called for no delays in supplying weapons, has said that he "no longer understands" Israel's actions.

After decades, the embassy will move to Mapu Street in Tel Aviv, and the building at 202 Hayarkon Street will become a hotel.

The US president also told reporters "I think we could have some good news on the Iran front."

Mike Huckabee has expressed dissatisfaction about Israeli government initiatives that would harm Chevron and US streaming services.

Following a report by CNN that Israel is preparing to attack Iran's nuclear installations, "Globes" examines Iran's nuclear program and whether an agreement with the US could be reached.

British prime minister Keir Starmer has said that the suffering of children in Gaza is "utterly intolerable."

After 18 months of war, the European public is much more anti-Israel than most of the politicians that represent them, and now governments are yielding to public pressure.

Following the statement threatening action against Israel by the leaders of France, the UK and Canada, Jean-Noel Barrot said reopening of the agreement was a possibility.

Deputy Attorney General Adv. Meir Levin writes that Minister of Communications Shlomo Karhi's bill will severely harm press freedom and freedom of speech.

Israeli intelligence is laboring under the misconception that the Houthis care about the economic welfare of the people they control.

Sources tell "Globes" that until most recently, Azerbaijan has been pushing for a three-way summit in Baku with President Ilham Aliyev hosting Netanyahu and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

European countries are demanding a review of whether Israel remains committed to Article 2, on human rights, of its Association Agreement with the EU.

In his pursuit of "the bottom line," President Trump is pulling in a dangerous direction as far as Israel is concerned.