Israeli submarines
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
Watch: Israel moves forward on sixth submarine from Germany
Prosecution decides to not investigate Netanyahu's role in submarine case
IAI reveals first-ever unmanned Israeli mini-submarine
Netanyahu plunged to new depths in submarine scandal vote – analysis
What matters is that because Zohar did not have the coalition ready in time for the key vote and lost, suddenly Israelis are talking about submarines again.
Media Comment: Fangs bared, claws unsheathed
Netanyahu has made the media a target of withering criticism, and that is not new. He and they are now approaching a quarter-century of antagonism and mutual recriminations.
Is the submarine affair about to sink?
Key witness Miki Ganor wants to retract testimony in Case 3000, even though prosecutors assert his actions won't change the case.
Court extends detention of key witness in submarine affair
Miki Ganor, who testified in Case 3000, may loose partial immunity if he changes his testimony.
How Israel's purchase of German subs became a corruption scandal
Who is involved in the case and how do they relate to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu?
Military memorializes mysterious naval tragedy with new 'Dakar' subs
INS Dakar sank mysteriously on it's voyage to Israel from the United Kingdom in 1968.
WATCH: Israel's navy tests new long-range heavy torpedo
The new digital torpedo is set to become the submarine fleet's main missile.
Israel's navy tests new long-range heavy torpedo
The new digital torpedo is set to become submarine fleet's main missile.
Netanyahu questioned in Submarines Affair for first time
The prime minister had expected to be grilled about Bezeq case.
Rare interview: Senior navy officer sheds light on submarine scandal
On Case 3000: "Has the affair had an impact? Yes. Does it affect our work? No."
