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Flecks of true amber detected in Xinjiang date to the Middle Devonian, pushing back the origin of resin secretion by at least 65 million years

Two pieces of legislation on military assistance – the NDAA and NSRP – might mark the moment the Democratic Party began moving past decades of largely unconditional support for Israel.

Financial firms are rushing to offer digital wallets and prepaid cards to young children under the guise of "Financial education." However, at that age, money remains an abstract concept.

Financial firms are rushing to offer digital wallets and prepaid cards to young children under the guise of "Financial education." However, at that age, money remains an abstract concept.

Transportation Ministry officials, concerned that tens of thousands of Israelis could return to the country to vote for parties that do not support PM Netanyahu, are considering to curb non-scheduled charter flights from landing in the days leading up to October 27's election

If Israel does jump into another round with Iran, I recommend looking out for the tracking question in election polls asking what Netanyahu's decision to do so is based on: his political interests or Israel's security? In the past, a majority, at least of Jewish Israeli respondents, thought his decisions on Iran were pure. This time I wouldn't be so sure

As part of the Impact Lab course, students were asked to evaluate more than 120 non-profit organizations and decide how to distribute a donation granted to them by the monday.com Foundation.

As part of the Impact Lab course, students were asked to evaluate more than 120 non-profit organizations and decide how to distribute a donation granted to them by the monday.com Foundation.

U.S. official says sides will move to technical talks after Rome meeting, with Israel and Lebanon seeking to implement June framework deal. Israeli envoy Yechiel Leiter said withdrawal would depend on whether Hezbollah is removed from the area and Lebanese forces can take control

Haaretz speaks to five Jewish publications around the world, from Russia and Turkey to Poland, the Netherlands and Switzerland. They print in a variety of languages, including Yiddish and even Ladino, and have survived the fall of multiple regimes

A malfunction in Tnuva's warehouse has been paralyzing supply for months. German experts are refusing to arrive due to the security situation, and the public is emptying supermarket shelves.

Netanyahu's aides viewed the funeral as an opportunity to schedule an anticipated meeting with Trump. Lebanese President Joseph Aoun is also expected to travel to the United States next week for a meeting with Trump, but said he would leave the room should Netanyahu enter

Read Haaretz's full conversation with Rep. Ro Khanna on settler violence, Gaza and AIPAC

The U.S. military announced a new wave of strikes after it said it hit dozens of military sites along Iran's coastline overnight ■ In response, Iran said it attacked U.S. bases in Bahrain, Kuwait and Jordan ■ Trump warned the United States would 'knock out' all of Iran's power plants and bridges next week, 'unless they get to the table and negotiate'

The “Distilling Excellence: UK Gin Showcase” brought together Israeli distributors, retailers, hospitality professionals, and representatives from the food and drink industry.

Another person was lightly to moderately wounded during the incident. The shooting comes as an ongoing dispute between two families in the village has escalated in recent weeks. Separately, a woman in her 30s was seriously wounded in a shooting Tuesday evening in the central Israeli city of Ramle

The court also issued a conditional order instructing the state to explain why the law – opposed by IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir and the Knesset's legal advisers – should not be struck down. The petitions argue the law is discriminatory against non-ultra-Orthodox conscription

Iran's latest attacks on shipping underscore the gap between Trump's declarations and reality. As Saudi Arabia and the Houthis trade fire for the first time since 2022, Washington still lacks a clear strategy for securing one of the world's most vital waterways