TV report: Security officials warn Netanyahu that China could abuse project to spy; Pompeo, on recent visit, cautioned against Beijing gaining 'access to Israeli infrastructure'

Jewish state has long welcomed Christians' political and financial support, but most Jews view any effort to convert them as deeply offensive

Communications minister calls to investigate 'oversight' that granted channel 7-year license, vows not to allow missionary work on air

Move follows request from Communications Ministry, as coronavirus lockdown increases internet traffic

Communications minister reportedly reluctant to sign control permit over fears attorney general could open investigation against him, as he did with Netanyahu

Taxes levied tax on phone and internet companies will then be used to incentivize those that agree to invest in infrastructure across the country, which suffers from subpar speeds

Netanyahu's son complains of 'dictatorship,' Smotrich warns of 'deep state' action; police say devices will only be examined with court order, and only for contacts tied to case

Likud spokesman, campaign manager reportedly questioned about video alleging Shlomo Filber falsely incriminated PM in corruption probes

Statement doesn't mention damning recording of Netanyahu berating then-communications minister Kara, but says conflict of interest guidelines issued by AG in 2016 still in effect

Suspicions in probes that led to Netanyahu case surround fraudulent expense of NIS 110 million from Bezeq coffers as well as leaking of information