Israeli-American Michael Kaydar had been convicted in Israel in 2016 of making around 2,000 false terrorism threats. The hoax threats forced widespread evacuations and stirred fear of a resurgence of anti-Semitism. The Israeli resident used advanced technology to disguise his voice and conceal the origin of his calls. He sold “intimidation” and extortion services to clients.
A leaked Israeli Defense Ministry tender lays out the army’s training program for manipulating public opinion in Israel and abroad.
New public disclosures reveal a web of right-wing businesses being paid by Israel through Brad Parscale
Alexander Heifler, 26, was arrested over an alleged plot to firebomb the home of Palestinian activist Nerdeen Kiswani. Heifler was reportedly a member of the extremist group the “JDL 613 Brotherhood” and planned to flee to Israel after the attack.
“It’s blood money”: staged photoshoots and crowdsourcing scams, with millions stolen. This Israeli man left children to die and pocketed the donations.
Three New Jersey-based logistics companies have worked for decades with Israel’s Ministry of Defense, U.S. contractors, and weapons manufacturers to ship military equipment from the U.S to Israel.
Israeli fashion industry is hard at work drumming up new and sundry ways of framing themselves as the victims.
One of Israel’s biggest companies is taking over huge swaths of US real estate—and tenants are paying the price.
This article is the first in a series that will explore Epstein’s work on behalf of Israeli military interests, particularly as it relates to his role in the development of Israel’s cyber warfare industry.
Tom Artiom Alexandrovich, an Israeli National Cyber Directorate official, was returned to Israel after being charged with luring a child for a sex act.