The final week of the 25th Knesset's was the prime minister's last opportunity to act like a statesman - but he sidelined bills on which there is a consensus in favor of legislation that the Israeli public simply detests ■ Meanwhile, Sara Netanyahu's demand for lifetime security proves that she, too, can read the writing on the wall
Veteran Israeli fashion designer Sasson Kedem and his son Liam, a survivor of the Nova festival massacre, have launched Albi, a menswear label for a generation still searching for solid ground
All four candidates at Thursday's debate aligned with the former nominee's positions, accusing Israel of committing genocide in Gaza and pledging to halt U.S. military aid
When it comes to two of the Israeli prime minister's most consequential decisions, the judicial overhaul and Israel's mass killing in Gaza, Netanyahu has concealed both how they were made and who was involved in making them
The new Israeli law recognizes 'combat trauma survivors,' whom it defines as soldiers diagnosed with PTSD resulting from circumstances unique to military service. The Defense Ministry estimates that 50,000 Israelis will be treated for service-related mental health issues by 2028
A security source told Haaretz that the Shin Bet is trying to root out who leaked the timing of the Iran war's opening strike to the broadcaster. The greater effect, however, could be a chilling warning to any journalist criticizing the prime minister
The Tax Authority is transferring the first installment of the work grant for 2025. the grant includes supplements for parents of toddlers and advance payments for working women over the age of 60.
The Tax Authority is transferring the first installment of the work grant for 2025. the grant includes supplements for parents of toddlers and advance payments for working women over the age of 60.
According to Physicians for Human Rights-Israel, detained Gaza hospital director Hussam Abu Safiya, who had been held without charge in Israeli prison since 2024, told his lawyers he is subjected to continuous beatings while masked guards stood within earshot
This week at Ben-Gurion Airport: A teacher says we ask schools to do the impossible – repair society; and an Israeli art student who met his wife on a Chilean volcano, moved with her to Australia and is now caught between worlds
He praises Netanyahu and Israel's police for their treatment of Arab citizens, and argues that Israel is not an apartheid state: Professor Robert Cherry sees parallels between the integration of Israel's Arab minority and that of Jewish immigrants in America – and believes the same progress will eventually reach the cabinet table
Along with gender-segregated tracks in graduate studies, the law enshrines segregation in public spaces at institutions where it already exists, while prohibiting it outside the classrooms of non-segregated institutions. It states that segregated tracks do not constitute discrimination but fall under universities' 'freedom of action'
An international investigation in partnership with Haaretz exposes the role of Morocco's intelligence apparatus in the affair, the penetration of devices of senior French and Spanish officials, and the hackings that marred a Panamanian presidential election
Israeli rights groups demanded that the Shin Bet halt alleged surveillance of reporters after journalist Ronen Bergman reported that the agency has been using phone metadata to identify sources, warning that such tactics threaten press freedom ahead of the elections