The IDF’s Operations Department has recently defined the essence of IDF cyber warfare, putting together instructions that define the military's operational methods in cyber space and clarify its goals in facing potential enemies. The IDF Website revealed on Sunday these instructions for the first time and, according to the IDF document, cyber space is
Egypt, the world’s biggest wheat importer, said on Sunday it was looking to use Georgia’s Poti port for shipments of Kazakh wheat once the port is upgraded to receive Panamax ships carrying shipments of 55-60,000 tons. Nomani Nomani, vice chairman of the General Authority for Supply Commodities (GASC), told Reuters that the upgrade at
“We used to hear about the exile of the Palestinians. Now, we’re just like them,” sighed Farhat Mustafa al-Kurdi who fears Syrian refugees will become forgotten victims of his homeland’s conflict. Most of his fellow refugees in Wadi Khaled, just inside northern Lebanon, fled the neighboring flashpoint province of Homs in central Syria.
The increasing tendency among Saudis to document the mistakes committed by officials and civil servants against the public has stirred controversy in the kingdom with some seeing it as a violation of privacy and others finding it necessary to guarantee that citizens get the best treatment. Social networking websites have recently witnessed a spate
Minister of Strategic Affairs Moshe Yaalon on Wednesday said "Iran is deceiving the West all the way to a bomb." For "the last three months, while it talks with world powers, Tehran has significantly accelerated the pace of Iranian nuclear enrichment, Yaalon said at an Institute for National Security Studies conference in Tel Aviv
Mark Langfan, a successful New York attorney and staunch supporter of Israel, came to the conclusion one day that the truth about Israel must become accessible and easily understood. Not one for letting things stop at the idea stage, the talented attorney created an original and easy to grasp visual method that can -
Former Military Intelligence chief Amos Yadlin said on Tuesday that military action in Iran would be less dangerous to Israel than if Iran obtains a nuclear bomb. Speaking at the annual conference of the Institute for National Security Studies in Tel Aviv, Yadlin said, according to Army Radio, “Attacking Iran would be less dangerous
Egypt’s political isolation law, which aims at depriving senior officials of the former regime of occupying political posts, has for long been a source of controversy not only because it returned Mubarak’s minister and premier Ahmed Shafiq to the presidential race, but also questions surrounding its legality. “The political isolation law is rife with
Iran, with Hizbullah compliance, is behind plots to kill U.S. officials and Jews with sniper fire and bombs, The Washington Post reported Monday in its lead article. The information on the plots is another thread in the growing web of apparent international terrorism backed by Iran against Americans and Jews and which so far
An upper Manhattan public elementary school will be the first in the city to require that students study Arabic, officials said last week. Beginning next semester, all 200 second-through fifth-graders at PS 368 in Hamilton Heights will be taught the language twice a week for 45 minutes, putting it on equal footing with science
