Dimona
Explosive device found near Ashkelon playground, suspect arrested
Prosecutors say fingerprints and location data linked suspect Osher Peretz to the sophisticated device though he denies building or hiding it.
The Dimona mayor’s ultimatum to the Ministry of Finance
The new attraction planned on the way to Eilat: “It’s a game changer”
WATCH: Firefighters give lifesaving treatment to kittens rescued from burning building in Negev
Dimona nuke workers ask courts' permission to speak to media
Israel states their work is a matter of national security, but the scientists claim their right to fight for better working conditions.
Flouting the nuclear taboo
Did Israel consider using ‘the bomb’ during the Six Day War?
La fin du tabou du nucléaire israélien ?
Des documents révélés par la presse montrent qu’Israël aurait sérieusement envisagé de faire exploser une bombe atomique dans la péninsule du Sinaï juste avant la guerre des Six jours
Was the Six Day War fought in part over Israel’s nuclear program?
“I am trying to show what might be an alternative narrative to what led to that war, or to combine the two narratives together. This is the last big secret.”
Intent to sell or a good time at Israel's Burning Man festival?
Police go undercover, seize drugs at psychedelic desert festival.
21 Injured in apartment fire in southern Israel
The cause of the fire is being investigated.
Israeli nuclear secret-leaker Vanunu convicted of meeting with foreigners
Vanunu denied that he posed a security risk.
‘Textile factory’ in Dimona to be renamed after Peres
As director-general of the Defense Ministry in the mid 1950s, Peres was instrumental in building a close relationship with France, which agreed to sell a nuclear reactor to Israel.
After 53 years, MKs call for emergency meeting to discuss upgrading Dimona nuclear reactor
Built in 1963 using technology acquired from France, the lifetime of the reactor – officially known as the Nuclear Research Center–Negev – is 40 years, according the manufacturer’s specifications.
ANALYSIS: The cloudy future of Israel's nuclear reactor
It's a "catch 22"- The very thing that could ultimately afford Israel the tools to build a new reactor would also prevent it from using the reactor as a nuclear deterrent.