Resignation comes after Trump pulled $400m in federal funding and the university announced changes to its management of protests, including a ban on masks and demonstrations inside buildings
Legal experts who spoke with Haaretz were unanimous that the High Court will have to interfere once more to preserve democracy and overturn for the second time an amendment to a basic law advanced by the Netanyahu government
A pro-Palestinian activity was suspended from her job at Yale University and banned from campus over alleged ties to a fundraising group that supports terror organizations.
Yael, mother of Israeli-American hostage Edan Alexander, says Israel's return to fighting in Gaza last week broke her family. While it feels like the government is focused on everything but negotiations, she remains optimistic: 'We know it'll be good in the end'
Heliostar Metals aims for growth, CEO Charles Funk revealed in a recent interview. He highlighted the company's Mexican assets and strategic plans, emphasizing the strong gold market.
Both heritage centers saw budget cuts, but only the Begin Center received an increase from coalition funds, a move described as 'irregular' by an official involved in the legislative budget policy
Four Palestinians, including a 15-year-old in intensive care, were hospitalized. Israel Police claim the settler attack followed a Palestinian assault on two Israelis. Settler attacks have risen, with three Palestinians, including No Other Land co-director, arrested after a nearby attack last week
When the thirteen-year-old's father drove her to hospital, he was stopped by more officers along the way: 'It was clear to me that the cop notified his commanders about the shooting, and they wanted to know what had happened'
The law, placing judicial appointments under political control, will take effect in the next Knesset. The justice minister plans to block new appointments until the change is implemented or the dispute with the Supreme Court President is resolved
The IDF said it struck a Hezbollah drone storage site, while the militant group denied it was behind the rocket fire. Lebanon's Health Ministry reported one dead and eight wounded in the strikes
As the tide of the war turned for the better, American Jews slowly reverted to their prewar complacency. As Netanyahu's constitutional coup threatens the very foundations of Israeli democracy, the community has returned to its deafening silence
The IDF presented findings of an investigation into its conduct at Kibbutz Nirim during the October 7 attack, faulting poor communications with locals and an untrained security team as factors in the failure to stop the massacre
Despite being presented with plans to assassinate former Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar and military wing commander Mohammed Deif before they carried out the Oct. 7 attack, Netanyahu refrained from approving the operation. The PM has denied the claims
The IDF's plan for Gaza is not very different from the right's fantasy, but the General Staff is struggling to counter a culture of refusal ■ This will be the first stage in the current war that does not have a full public consensus
The story behind a failed attempt to create dialogue with Netanyahu's government over its latest assault on the judiciary mixes personal and political tragedy - and is a reminder that politics is the art of compromise, but authoritarians will do anything to impose their will
Even though Netanyahu is continuing to promise his voters a rapid victory over Hamas in Gaza, historically the arena that most interests him is Iran ■ The destruction in the West Bank Jenin refugee camp may be widespread, but it's still nothing like what happened in Gaza
The indictment of Istanbul's mayor is causing major economic backlash – but amidst fears of internal opposition, Erdogan's standing abroad is skyrocketing. Israel is watching closely over the Syrian border