Attorney Amit Hadad now represents two key suspects in the BibiLeaks affair, involving the leak of classified military information. Mounting pressure is being applied on a third suspect, Eli Feldstein, to hire legal representation more aligned with the government
The Judicial Selection Committee meeting descended into controversy after Justice Minister Yariv Levin brought in external jurists, sparking objections from justices
The rise of a personality cult and increasing Haredi influence in Israel signal a move away from the inclusive, progressive vision that once propelled Zionism. Haskalah, or the Jewish enlightenment movement, was sparked by a global secular movement – and now it's being replaced
One would expect that, after the tens of thousands of deaths in the war in Gaza, Israeli society would do some soul-searching and seriously examine its actions. Somehow, that's not happening
Rabbi Tamar Elad-Appelbaum fervently believes in the mitzvah of redemption of captives, supports the drafting of ultra-Orthodox and thinks Netanyahu must go
The organizers of a recent six-day peace march from Shfaram to the Gaza border, that drew much smaller crowds than the previous peace event by the It's Time movement, refuse to despair. 'The sounds of peace are growing louder,' insists co-organizer Maoz Inon
Oren, Tal, and Alon Alexander face federal charges related to sex trafficking, accused of drugging and raping multiple women. The brothers, known for their wealth and high-profile lifestyle, deny the allegations
Amid growing concerns of human rights violations in Israeli detention centers, a Haaretz investigation revealed that four Palestinians died during investigations by Israel's internal security service, since the start of the war in the Gaza Strip. Of the four cases opened, half were dismissed
The acting supreme court president reprimanded Levin's conduct, saying this is the first time in Israel's history the executive branch is interfering so blatantly in the inner workings of the judicial branch
Following the weakening of its proxies and loss of loyal allies like Bashar Assad and Hassan Nasrallah, Iran will have to decide whether to risk war by 'going nuclear' or to engage the Americans in an effort to reach a new nuclear deal
Israeli adults placed 27th out of 31 countries in the survey that tested skills, suggesting that the country's future in a high-tech world may prove challenging
The Amsterdam riots last month exposed how the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has been transplanted from the Middle East into European cities. With animosity toward Dutch Jews rising, many feel abandoned by mainstream political parties and media outlets
The army estimates that recent attacks have damaged most of the Assad army's defense systems, including surface-to-air missiles, creating a direct and threat-free air corridor to Iran
It's true that we met and mixed with Neanderthals many times, but only one 'gene flow event' produced all non-Africans alive today, and it was later than we thought, studies find
Israeli laureate Maoz Inon accepted his Franco-German human rights prize in the French ambassador's Tel Aviv residence, while Palestinian activist Issa Amro received his on the street outside an Israeli military checkpoint, calling it 'a small taste of life under occupation'
How the deadly Hamas assault has led to Israel's demolition derby in Syria – and a bitterly ironic rehabilitation for the prime minister's party in the polls, as Defendant Netanyahu testifies in court