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WORLD | IRAN REACTOR EXPOSED
WASHINGTON — The United States, Britain, France and Germany demanded Iran allow nuclear inspectors to visit a heretofore secret uranium enrichment plant, warning of new sanctions if Tehran did not comply. full story >
ISRAEL | FORMER PM EHUD OLMERT INDICTMENTS
(JTA) — Not unusually for a head of state, Ehud Olmert hankered for a legacy, and the contours of an Israeli-Palestinian peace agreement may yet bear his mark. full story >
NEWS ANALYSIS | HUMAN RIGHTS GROUPS VS. ISRAEL
WASHINGTON — The fighting in Gaza ended months ago, but the fight over the war rages on between Israel and NGOs. full story >
WORLD | NEWS ANALYSIS
WASHINGTON — It's hard to claim that U.S.-Israel talks on the Iran and Palestinian issues are not linked when their major players are jostling each other at the airport.Four senior U.S. officials—James Jones, President Barack Obama's national security adviser; Dennis Ross, Jones' point man on Iran; Robert Gates, the defense secretary; and George Mitchell, the top Middle East negotiator — are in Israel this week meeting with their Israeli counterparts. full story >
ISRAEL | Maccabiah Games
TEL AVIV — Singing "Shalom Aleichem," the group of Maccabiah athletes usher in Shabbat together at a brightly lit hotel dining hall, their Hungarian, Spanish, Finnish and British accents momentarily melting into a unified chorus of Hebrew. full story >
WORLD | ANALYSIS
JERUSALEM — Like the collapse of the Soviet Union nearly two decades ago, the outcome of the post-election unrest in Iran could be of major strategic significance for the Middle East and for Israel. full story >
ISRAEL | AFTER THE GAZA CONFLICT
JERUSALEM — Myth or fact? The Israel Defense Forces says that two accounts by Israeli soldiers alleging misconduct by their comrades in Gaza were based on hearsay rather than fact. full story >
ISRAEL | NEWS ANALYSIS
According to soldiers involved in the 22-day operation, Israeli troops used heavy firepower in built-up civilian areas, shot and killed women and children on at least two occasions because of loose rules of engagement and, in many cases, showed little respect for Palestinian people and property. full story >
ISRAEL | NEWS ANALYSIS
JERUSALEM (JTA) — Pressed to take a firm stand on the two-state solution, Benjamin Netanyahu's moment of truth may have come sooner than he wanted. full story >
ISRAELI ELECTIONS | NEWS ANALYSIS
When Israeli President Shimon Peres designated Benjamin "Bibi" Netanyahu to form Israel's next government, one key question about the government was answered. Many others, however, were left unresolved. full story >
ISRAEL | ELECTION 2009
JERUSALEM (JTA) -- Four months ago, shortly after appearing to make it to the top of the Israeli political pyramid, Tzipi Livni stumbled. Ehud Olmert had resigned as prime minister and Livni had won the Kadima primary election, but she was having trouble assembling a coalition government. full story >
ISRAEL | ELECTION 2009:
(JTA) -- In the chaos of the day after Israel's election, the possibilities for who will lead Israel's next government, and with what sort of coalition, seem endless. full story >
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