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From Dolphin to Dakar: 'Dragon' submarine reveals Israel’s changing undersea posture - analysis
The INS Drakon is a bridge between two generations of submarines and represents a broader technological transformation of Israel's most secretive fleet
Elbit signs deal with German submarine manufacturer TMKS to expand ties between Israel, Germany
Netanyahu, Mossad chief put Israel's security at risk in Submarine Affair, probe finds
Watch: Israel moves forward on sixth submarine from Germany
Ex defense minister says he'll 'go public' with info about Netanyahu
Ya’alon suggests PM put personal interests above those of the state. Netanyahu’s associates say accusations are politically motivated.
High Court: Netanyahu has no immunity in submarine probe
At the same time, the court said that the Attorney-General’s Office needed to be given sufficient time to investigate the issues.
‘Submarine Affair’ becomes criminal probe
The prime minister is not a suspect in the investigation.
Report: ‘Submarine Affair’ now full-blown criminal investigation
State Attorney Shai Nitzan is expected to announce the criminal investigation, termed “Case 3000” by police, in the coming days, Channel 10 reported.
Is Bibi still a virgin?
20,000 sign petition calling to investigate Netanyahu over submarines
Maragalit: Netanyahu is involved with corrupt connections.
Probe puts submarine deal in doubt
Opposition lawmakers expressed concern over the weekend that the submarine probe would be forgotten because it has been overshadowed by the fires that have struck the country.
Politics: Will the submarine affair sink Netanyahu?
Are there enough similarities between him and Ehud Olmert to torpedo his premiership?
Analysis: It’s about the Navy, not submarines
In the defense establishment, particularly in the navy, there is concern that the affair may lead to a decision by Germany to suspend, or even cancel the submarine deal.
Attorney-General: Sub probe due to new information
Mandelblit said that at the conclusion of the initial inquiry, he will decide whether to open a full-fledged criminal investigation.