Levi Eshkol
Israel's open secret: Why is Dimona at the center of Israel’s nuclear weapon ambiguity? - explainer
In the 1960s, then prime minister Levi Eshkol vowed that “Israel will not be the first state to introduce nuclear weapons into the region.” The sentiment has been repeated by Israeli officials since.
No time to dance – a celebration of influential dancer Noa Eshkol
How it really was: Israel’s first oil discovery
Bibi’s Eshkol moment on the Iran question
Triumph and tragedy
On the 46th anniversary of that great drama, we can only wish that it had never happened, that it was all a dream.
Conquérants de fortune
La capture de la Vieille ville de Jérusalem ne faisait pas partie des plans israéliens, jusqu’à l’irruption de la Guerre des Six jours en juin 1967. Retour sur les événements inattendus qui ont changé la donne du conflit
All in the family
The legacy of Labor MK Isaac Herzog runs deep.
Sunday morning feeling
The country needs to work on getting a weekend worthy of its name.
Eshkol in 1933: Jews ‘adapting’ to new situation in Germany
The Israel State Archives release letter from Eshkol to his wife from Berlin six months after Hitler's rise to power.
Kadima and the Likud, time to try again
Netanyahu has adopted a more flexible stance, bringing him much closer to Kadima’s centrist views.
Governing Israel: Ultimate insider's account
As speechwriter to several prime ministers, Yehuda Avner was present at many of the most fateful moments in the leadership of the state.
