Emily Strasser’s grandfather, George Strasser, worked at the site that produced the atomic bomb that fell on Hiroshima in 1945. Her memoir skillfully examines both a secret family life and the secrets of the nuclear town where he lived

From where it can take you to what can or can't be found at its stations – the following is a complete guide to the Tel Aviv's new light rail's red line

Will Netanyahu, whose history with security chiefs is a rocky one, depose of the army chief? His close circle will certainly shed no tears if the top general retires ■ Cohesiveness in Israeli army will stand its biggest test in case of an armed conflict ■ Was this the week Defense Minister decided to cross the Rubicon, again?

The decision will likely include approval of funding amounting to hundreds of millions of shekels for infrastructure, paving roads and education. A source adds that the move falls short of recognizing of illegal outposts

Health services provided for Ukrainian refugees were stopped two weeks ago following the finance ministry's refusal to allocate funds

The protesters filled the stations across Tel Aviv to demonstrate against the decision to close the newly-opened line on Saturdays

During the decades when Israel was shunned by much of the world, it found friends – and customers for military products – in unsavory regimes. Are the Abraham Accords a repeat of 'Operation Condor'?