Mordechai Vanunu, the man who first revealed that Israel had nuclear weapons, is "demoralised, worried and angry," as he finally prepares for the end of his 18-year prison sentence this week.

Mordechai Vanunu continues to be subject to “state supervision” (i.e. repressive restrictions on his movements), even after his release on April 21 from 18 years in prison.

Dozens of anti-nuclear campaigners rallied outside Mordechai Vanunu's prison Tuesday, a day ahead of his release, praising the former nuclear technician as a hero for revealing Israel's nuclear ...

Israel’s Prime Minister Ariel Sharon has decided that Mordechai Vanunu, the imprisoned opponent of the country’s nuclear programme, will be placed under state supervision after he completes an ...

Mordechai Vanunu News from United Press International. Nuclear scientist Mordechai Vanunu, convicted for revealing Israel's secret nuclear program, has been banned for another year from traveling ...

In September 1986, Mordechai Vanunu was illegally abducted by agents of the Mossad for revealing to the world press information that confirmed the existence of Israel’s often-denied plutonium ...

In l986, Mordechai Vanunu, acting out of conscience, revealed to the world that Israel had a nuclear weapons program. Sentenced to 18 years in prison, ...

Sometime last year Mordechai Vanunu received a visitor at his prison cell in the southern Israeli town of Ashkelon. The guest was an Israeli security official, and the proposal he was carrying ...

TEL AVIV -- Ordinary things took on extraordinary significance during Mordechai Vanunu's 111/2 years in solitary confinement, his brother Meir says. The most mundane things -- the prison guard's ...

In other news from Israel, nuclear whistleblower Mordechai Vanunu spoke to reporters Monday after he was put under house arrest for violating his parole orders. Mordechai Vanunu: “This Jewish ...

With his face turned away, the white-bearded vendor shuffles haplessly around his Beersheba market stall. Then something in him snaps and, cursing, he shoves the cameraman, who backs off.