Intelligence
Turkey arrests six suspected of spying for Iran, targeted NATO-run air base
The six are suspected of conducting reconnaissance around the NATO-run Incirlik air base in the southeastern Turkish province of Adana.
IDF spared Gazan terrorists in hopes to locate hostages, senior commander reveals
Trump receives intel showing Iran's Islamic regime at weakest point since 1979 revolution - NYT
How deeply are Israel's Mossad spymasters involved in Iran protest crisis? - analysis
Listening in: Hezbollah pager attack plans were a decade in the making - report
Exclusive reporting suggests that the communications attack was planned years.
'Right to breathe freely': Israeli medical professionals think of hostages on World Lung Day
Israeli Society of Pulmonary Medicine calls on the public to push for hostages' release.
From Ashkelon to Tehran: How Iran works to recruit agents in the heart of Israel
The arrest of 73-year-old Motti Maman from Ashkelon for allegedly spying for Iran, including planning attacks in Israel, was revealed following a joint Shin Bet and police operation.
Unit 8200 commander resigns: 'Responsibility for 8200's part in failure rests entirely with me'
Brigadier General Yossi Sariel, Unit 8200 commander, resigned following criticism over the October 7 intelligence failure and earlier identity exposure.
Four mid-level IDF intel. officers were set to be promoted, moved to positions of same rank instead
The four were in charge of providing intelligence information on October 7, when IDF intelligence failed to anticipate Hamas’s invasion.
US cyber firm blocks Iran reconnaissance efforts to reveal Israel's intel collaborators
Similar operations were used in Arabic to target those affiliated with Syria and Hezbollah intelligence and security agencies.
Intel. chief in retirement speech: I will have Oct. 7 on my conscience for rest of my life
The incoming head of the intelligence directorate urged an investigation into the failures of October 7.
A phone call led Hezbollah's Fuad Shukr to his death, says Hezbollah official - WSJ
The call that urged Shukr to move to the seventh floor likely came from an individual who had infiltrated Hezbollah’s communications network.
Defense, intelligence heads meet with air force pilots, intelligence soldiers over Iran crisis
Both visits by the Defense Minister and the Head of the Intelligence Directorate come amid continuous tensions between Israel, Iran, and Iran's proxy militias.
Drama in Israel's defense establishment and the spy satellite array amid war - exclusive
The IDF's oldest spy satellite recently went out of service after 22 years and burned up in the atmosphere. Ofek-5, launched on May 28, 2002, was one of Israel's first operational imaging satellites.