So far, the Israeli prime minister Netanyahu hasn't asked the court for a further delay of his court appearance, but there are no signs that he is preparing for his testimony
If the Orange Menace is elected president next week, a critical outpost in the battle for our democracy will fall, but Netanyahu won't necessarily benefit ■ As far as Foreign Minister Israel Katz is concerned, the defense portfolio will only be a way station to the top
The IDF is worried about the Iranian situation spinning out of control – but there may just be an opportunity hiding in Syria ■ The defense establishment identifies threats within the government ■ And the next commander of the Galilee Division is already looking at future threats
IRAN: CNN reports that Iran may strike Israel before the U.S. presidential elections ■ GAZA: The UN warns that northern Gaza is 'apocalyptic,' everyone at 'imminent risk' of death ■ LEBANON: Media reports say 35 people killed in Israeli-attributed strikes in Baalbek ■ HOSTAGE DEAL: Hamas source says group rejected temporary cease-fire deal proposal presented by Egyptian, Qatari mediators
Republican-controlled House Education Committee report accuses university heads of permitting 'extremist antisemitic encampments' and creating an atmosphere that is 'hostile to Jewish students'
Israel's 2025 budget is set to be the most austere since 2002-2003, when the second intifada was raging and the country was in a deep recession. That won't affect the Haredim, who are determined to both avoid army service and hang onto their state subsidies
The extremism in the Israeli army disgusts him, he views settlers as the epitome of anti-Israeliness, and when he sees kids in war-torn Gaza he thinks of his own grandchildren, (although he still believes the IDF is moral). An interview with former IDF Chief of Staff Dan Halutz, who warns that if Netanyahu is re-elected, many citizens will have a major decision to make
In a state where Joe Biden beat Donald Trump by only 11,000 votes, the Jewish vote is more significant than in New York and California combined. Jews and non-Jews at an Emhoff event near Atlanta told Haaretz about their fears and hopes
The swing states of Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin are all home to Jewish populations whom both Donald Trump and Kamala Harris will be counting on to vote for them on Tuesday. Here are the key numbers for this key demographic