Iran warned it would target Israel’s Dimona reactor and US regional bases if the war expands, as Washington moves B-2 bombers ...

Relying on plutonium produced at Dimona, Israel has had the ability to fire nuclear warheads since the early 1970s, according ...

Israel says it is determined to destroy Iran’s nuclear program because its archenemy's furtive efforts to build an atomic weapon are a threat to its existence. Israel has been believed to be the ...

A history of nuclear ambiguity. Israel opened its Negev Nuclear Research Center in the remote desert city of Dimona in 1958, under the country’s first leader, Prime Minister David Ben Gurion.

A history of nuclear ambiguity. Israel opened its Negev Nuclear Research Center in the remote desert city of Dimona in 1958, under the country’s first leader, Prime Minister David Ben Gurion.