Why Did Israel Let Mengele Go? For decades, Israel’s espionage agency, the Mossad, kept a file on Josef Mengele, the Nazi doctor responsible for, among other atrocities, selecting which new
Pulitzer once said words to the effect that investigative reporting was a job we would do even without receiving payment. Without going into the financial aspects of being a journalist’s
On June 27, 1976—exactly 40 years ago—a group of Palestinian and German terrorists hijacked an Air France plane and forced it to landed in Entebbe, Uganda. On July 4, Israeli commandos landed
On Friday, three media outlets – The Intercept, Der Spiegel, and Yedioth Ahronoth – published a comprehensive investigative report on “Anarchist”, a joint U.S.-British spy operation centering on the penetration
Last night, just before the news came in about the drama in the Lindt cafe in Sydney, the YNET (Yedioth Ahronoth) English site put up an extensive interview I had
In the last few months I’ve had several opportunities to meet with General Micheal Hayden, former Director of NSA and CIA. A collection of stories and views who came out in those meeting, the ones he agreed to
Here are something I wrote following the last Munich Security Conference (printed originally by the Israeli Daily Yedioth Ahronoth) Judging by the reaction of Iranian Ambassador to the IAEA, Ali