Pirates
Middle Israel: Iran's Strait of Hormuz piracy is a reckless, losing strategy - opinion
Iran’s blockade of Hormuz is reckless militarily and politically, and likely the beginning of the end of the ayatollahs’ quest to impose theocracy on Iran and Iran’s sway over an unsuspecting world.
Are the Houthis Iran’s last gaming card? – opinion
Red Sea shipping drops after Houthi attacks on Saudi oil sites, data shows
Merchant ship hijacked off Yemen now held by Somali pirates, residents say
Iran’s threat in Gulf is to be unpredictable - analysis
Iran’s goal is to keep these groups armed and ready to support its activities, such that they can be operationalized or used as leverage and tools for Tehran’s regional project.
Could terrorists cause the next 'Ever Given' crisis?
Exploring how piracy or Iranian naval strategy could be adapted by terrorists to strike chokepoints, Israel and other stakeholders can get ahead of this threat.
Ancient Arabian coins could solve mystery of the King of the Pirates
Henry Every is the most successful pirate in history, terrorizing the Red Sea. But after pulling off arguably the greatest heist in piracy, he vanished.
Judge rules Netanyahu, Ben Gvir able to run for office
The Pirate party requested Netanyahu and Ben-Gvir be removed from their respective lists for incitement.
Fewer parties expected to register to run in March 2 election
After more than 60 parties took forms to register for the April election and 42 for the September race, this time, the number this week was only 30.
Of pirates and underground worlds
A mythical tale with Harry Potter-level potential
Iranian held by Somali pirates since 2015 freed
Three Iranians sailors are still being held, Mousavi said.
32 parties approved to run in September 17 elections
Pirates' ballot: "It's all the same s**t"
Pirates, a sea captain and Oren Hazan – How many Israelis voted for them?
The Election Committee released the exact numbers of votes each party gained in the April elections, including the pirates’ party and the ‘Simply Love’ party.
The Pirate Party wants you to vote for diarrhea
The word for diarrhea in Hebrew, 'shilshul,' shares a root with 'leshalshel,' to drop, the term used for putting the slips of paper used for voting in Israeli elections into ballot boxes.