Israeli forces deployed to prevent Jewish terror attacks are not removing violent settlers from a closed military zone. Footage shows three settlers approaching homes as a security vehicle passes by. The IDF did not respond to Haaretz
Golan Druze are grateful the Israeli military intervened a year ago when the community in Syria was being massacred. That doesn't necessarily mean they'll vote Likud
Israeli authorities say Iranian intelligence operatives have upped their effort to target Israeli journalists, including Haaretz reporters, with phishing attacks on WhatsApp and Telegram – to hack their devices, take over their accounts and obtain sensitive information
For days, users could check whether a specific Israeli was listed in the Likud's voter registry, potentially revealing their political affiliation without their consent. After Haaretz contacted one of the site's creators, the option to identify party members using ID numbers was removed
This week at Ben-Gurion Airport: A tour guide takes Israeli troops wounded in combat on a challenging trek in India, and a tech worker finds community and belonging through soccer
Jerusalem municipal authorities changed locks on a health center and cut off services for tens of thousands of Palestinians, an agency source told Haaretz. Last month, Israeli forces raided an East Jerusalem UNRWA training center, 'confining' staff and students
The U.S. ambassador said the embassy asked Israeli security forces to remove the settlers and called their actions against the Palestinian family 'criminal,' despite his long record of support for West Bank settlements
The three largest Israeli airlines have notched gains in their market shares at Ben-Gurion Airport, primarily due to the lack of significant competition from foreign airlines
In 1976, Rina Mor became the first Israeli to win Miss Universe. On her return to Israel, she was kissed by Menachem Begin, offered a tax break and received a marriage proposal from a Bedouin neighbor
'There's a fetishistic element to the whole obsession of serving in the army': The heroine of 'Cuz You're Ugly' refuses to fit in. Director Sharon Engelhardt discusses belonging in Israeli society – and why fat bodies onscreen are still expected to justify their presence
After helping direct artillery fire that claimed civilian lives in Gaza, former Israeli combat medic Yael is struggling with debilitating trauma and remorse. Her long wait for treatment highlights the military's failure to care for soldiers scarred by war
After a relatively quiet month, two Israeli reservists were killed by a Hezbollah explosive device. If it wasn't left behind and Hezbollah managed to break IDF-held lines and plant it, that could signal a new weak point for Israel and a deliberate cease-fire violation
The State Prosecutor's Office had sought to delay the release so the military could examine whether the body could be used in future negotiations over Israeli hostages and missing persons
At a ceremony in Tel Aviv, Israel's Filipino community celebrated dozens of its members who served in the IDF. But while those onstage wore uniforms that had secured their place in Israeli society, children in the audience looked on, their own futures still uncertain