U.S., Saudi Arabia accuse Iran of trying to kill ambassadors

Rebuked by government, Mossad chief still offers opinions

Former Mossad chief is Netanyahu’s new unofficial domestic opponent

This Week in Israel: Obama and Netanyahu spar, a conglomerate is slapped for sales to Iran, the IDF changes uniforms, an Israeli wins at Cannes, and more

New details emerge about computer worm

Worm, tested on Israeli centrifuges, is responsible for Iranian havoc

Today on Tablet

Former Mossad chief Meir Dagan, who died on March 17, 2016 at 71, wanted to reestablish the agency as a powerful deterrent to Israel’s enemies. With a string of daring operations, he succeeded.

Computer virus was aimed at nuclear program

Why Jews remain important players in a global struggle

Plus how Stuxnet is harming Iran’s nuclear program

‘Web Wars!’: an introduction

Would Israel launch a preemptive strike—despite U.S. opposition—to prevent an Iranian bomb? Despite its bluster, probably not.

Yossi Melman explains why he couldn’t report the facts

With gag order lifted, there is a tale to tell!