Communications minister says 'law enforcement' should address Haaretz's Gaza coverage, which he called 'dangerous incitement', while Diaspora Affairs Minister Chikli continued his attack after calling Haaretz 'a beacon of lies' at last week's far-right antisemitism conference
The UN warned of a humanitarian collapse after Israel blockaded all entryways to Gaza, noting that over 142,000 Gazans were ordered to evacuate without anywhere to go, lacking electricity, water, food, and safety
Trump revealed that U.S. and Iranian officials are 'talking,' while Iran's president leaves the door open for indirect talks via Oman, stating that the U.S. 'must prove they can build trust'
After the village of Umm al-Hiran had been razed, many Bedouin families moved to temporary homes without running water or electricity in Hura. Soon they will have to move again
Home to Alawite residents with Syrian roots, the Golan Heights village of Ghajar was only split on paper by the UN in 2000. As Israel and Lebanon renew border talks, locals fear a symbolic division may soon become real
Israel's post-war agenda hinges on the premise that military and humanitarian pressure will rally Gazans against Hamas. But pressure without a political alternative risks tipping Gaza not toward moderation but toward collapse
The road will link northern and southern West Bank villages, diverting Palestinian traffic. Israel has refrained from building in the E1 area due to sharp international criticism, as it would create a separation between the two parts of the West Bank
While Netanyahu said he 'greatly appreciates' the recent U.S. strikes against the Houthis, former Israeli PM Bennett responded to the missile launch by saying that 'When the Houthis, an Iranian terror proxy, shoot at Israel, Israel should respond in Tehran'
Gidi Ehrenhalt was captured on October 7, 1973, when the Syrian army attacked the outpost he was stationed in during the Yom Kippur War. Today, he says the images of released hostages from Gaza trigger a post-traumatic reaction from his own time in captivity: 'My body reacted with trembling'
Haredi parties no expected to go along with delaying legislation beyond the end of the next session in July. Also on the agenda are the promotion of Karhi's laws to choke independent media and the impeachment of the AG
Detached homes in the Rakafot neighborhood, low-rise buildings in Pisgat Ramot, and small apartments in the Old City — where will the IDF soldiers and career personnel live?
Detached homes in the Rakafot neighborhood, low-rise buildings in Pisgat Ramot, and small apartments in the Old City — where will the IDF soldiers and career personnel live?
Legal experts who spoke with Haaretz were unanimous that the High Court will have to interfere once more to preserve democracy and overturn for the second time an amendment to a basic law advanced by the Netanyahu government
He went through unfathomable tragedy. But Yarden Bibas is interrupting his mourning and recovery to go on '60 Minutes' this evening because he knows that he must appeal to America, not Netanyahu, to save his friends still held by Hamas
Innocent Palestinians are regularly forced by soldiers to enter houses in Gaza to make sure there are no terrorists or explosives. So why is the IDF's Military Police Criminal Investigation Division opening only six investigations into the use of human shields?
Sweden leads the betting charts with singers in towels, Finland was warned about excessive eroticism and you won't believe the song Malta was planning to send