Security source: Masked settlers set fire to buildings, vehicles in West Bank; Red Crescent: One seriously wounded from settler fire ■ Israeli delegation arrives in Qatar for cease-fire, hostage release talks ■ Hundreds gather in Tel Aviv, call for deal to release hostages ■ French, U.K. foreign ministers to meet Israeli counterpart in Jerusalem on Friday ■ Fires break out in northern Israel after rocket barrage from Lebanon
Minouche Shafik's leadership faced intense scrutiny, with increasing demands for her resignation, in light of her perceived mishandling of the protests and accusations of campus antisemitism
A senior Palestinian official told Haaretz that remarks by Netanyahu and certain cabinet members suggest negotiations are very unlikely to move forward and that their success depends on American pressure
Antisemitism in America: A Warning is scheduled for publication in February and will be based on Schumer’s experiences growing up in Brooklyn in the 1960s.
Patrick Dai was charged last year for making online threats against Jewish students and will serve a 21-month sentence ■ Meanwhile, a federal judge issued the first ruling against a U.S. university in connection to campus protests
In a rare convergence, it seems that this week Israel's defense chiefs, the Israeli public, the ambassadors of the U.S., U.K. and Germany and the Iranian government are all on the same page
After protests against the use of public space for gender-segregated prayer in Tel Aviv last year sparked a national debate on the issue, the city clamped down on the practice. But the battle over the character of Israel's secular capital is still playing out, and some warn 'it will end in another explosion'
Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir sought to appoint an ultra-Orthodox Jewish officer instead of an Arab Christian officer to command the area that includes the flashpoint Tomb of the Patriarchs, where the minister often prays
After meeting Lebanon's parliament speaker in Beirut, U.S. President Biden's top Mideast envoy says 'we continue to believe that no one truly wants a full-scale war between Lebanon and Israel' ■ U.S., U.K. and German envoys to Israel issue public call to immediately accept Gaza cease-fire/hostage release deal ■ Here's what you need to know 313 days into the war
As the Gaza death toll approaches 40,000, Haaretz examines the data from a global perspective. The rate and pace of deaths - as well as the living conditions of those still alive – overshadow the conflicts in Iraq, Ukraine and Myanmar