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(FILES) Photo dated 08 September 2002 shows a partial view of the Dimona nuclear power plant in the southern Israeli Negev desert. Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert sparked an uproar 12 December 2006 after an apparent slip of the tongue in which he for the first time listed Israel as a nuclear power, but few expected the blunder to alter the Jewish state's "policy of nuclear ambiguity." Israel, widely considered the Middle East's sole nuclear power, has for decades refused to admit or deny whether it has the atomic bomb.

How Israel Built a Nuclear Program Right Under the Americans’ Noses

Avner Cohen, William Burr | 16.01.2021

Israeli strike in Syria, 2018

Analysis || A Massive Syria Strike, and an Israeli Message to Biden

Amos Harel | 15.01.2021

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Mark Zuckerberg speaking before a joint hearing of the Senate commerce and judiciary committees on Capitol Hill, April 10, 2018.

Analysis || The Internet Barons Ousted Trump. Now It’s Time to Oust Them

Guy Rolnik | 16.01.2021

Members of the Lebanese Red Cross transfer a coronavirus patient to the COVID-19 department of the Nabih Berri university hospital, in Nabatiyeh, January 9, 2021.

Analysis || Lebanon Is Collapsing, Along With Its Banks and Hospitals

Zvi Bar'el | 16.01.2021

A man takes a selfie while receiving a coronavirus vaccine shot in Haifa, January 11, 2021.

Israelis Getting Their Second Vaccine Shot Experience More Side Effects. Here's Why

Ido Efrati | 14.01.2021

US President Donald Trump speaks at a rally for Republican incumbents Kelly Loeffler and David Perdue ahead of Senate runoff elections in Georgia. Jan 04, 2021

Opinion || The Six Lowest Points of Trump’s Corrupt, Racist, Impeached, Ignorant, Incompetent Clusterfuck of a Presidency

David Rothkopf | 14.01.2021

The new stone bridge that stretches above Nahal Taninim (Wadi az-Zarka), a river near the Arab town Jisr az-Zarqa, in central Israel.

Reconstructed Ottoman Bridge in Israel Raises Hackles Over Politicization of Archaeology

Moshe Gilad | 14.01.2021

Benjamin Rothschild

Benjamin De Rothschild Dies of Heart Attack at Age 57

Haaretz | 16.01.2021

A gif of a bee hovering between a cactus and a flower.

'Some Patients Have Never Kissed Anyone': Amid Pandemic, Sexual Surrogacy Sees Rising Demand

Noa Limone | 14.01.2021

Miki Kratsman.

The Israeli Photojournalist Chipping Away at the Occupation, One Shot at a Time

Shany Littman | 16.01.2021

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