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According to the Shin Bet security service, the Hamas cell that planned the assassination attempt operated at the direction of the group's Turkey-based bureau, purchasing drones which they planned to equip with explosive devices to assassinate the national security minister

As preparations for the IDF's Gaza City operation intensify, a senior Ground Forces official was reprimanded after he presented a report claiming that Israel committed 'every single mistake' during the army's previous Gaza operation

A new Israel Democracy Institute survey reveals 64.5 percent of Israelis, including half of the surveyed Likud voters, favor a cease-fire and hostage deal that includes IDF withdrawal from Gaza

'What's happening with civilians there is personally hurting, killing me': The president of the Union of European Football Associations, Alexander Čeferin, spoke in an interview about the war in Gaza, the banner that called to stop killing children and civilians, and why he's against banning Israeli clubs

After the deal between Paragon and Homeland Security's investigations unit was frozen, the first signs that Trump wants spyware emerged, sparking concerns amid a growing arsenal of digital tools

Some within Columbia are concerned that a new antisemitism definition adopted by the university, which recognizes some criticism of Israel as discriminatory toward Jews, would chill academic freedom.

Nearly 1,500 reports were submitted on the specialized website DownDetector in the last 24 hours, with many reporting slowness in OpenAI´s ChatGPT.

Waves of Israeli airstrikes swept across Gaza City and its surrounding neighborhoods, ahead of the Netanyahu government's plan to fully occupy it. 'Even quadcopters are firing at people in the streets, like they are being hunted down. No one knows where to go,' one resident said

Two weeks into the IDF's operation to take over Gaza City, satellite images show that most of the urban spaces in the neighborhoods of Shujaiyeh, Zeitoun and Tuffah have already been destroyed in recent weeks. Local rescue services told Haaretz that if urgent steps are not taken to rehabilitate the area, humanitarian systems could collapse completely

Yemen's Houthis said the first missile was launched in retaliation for an Israeli airstrike that killed their prime minister and senior officials, as part of their ongoing campaign against Israel's war in Gaza. The IDF said that the missile carried cluster munitions

Despite progress in Israel’s urban renewal, thousands of housing units are stalled because a single building refuses to join the project.

Despite progress in Israel’s urban renewal, thousands of housing units are stalled because a single building refuses to join the project.

An estate from the early Christian era found in Kafr Qasem shows the rise and decline of the Samaritans in Byzantine times as luxury was replaced by the industrial production of olive oil

The E1 settlement bloc, like the strategy of ethnic cleansing, is meant to foreclose Palestinian nationalism and Palestinian liberation. But if we revisit our assumptions about partition between Israelis and Palestinians and reclaim the principle of equality, then we can rethink what a two-state solution looks like

According to reports in Palestinian media, forces raided the mayor's home, transferred him for questioning to a nearby house, and then took him away. Sources in Hebron told Haaretz that the reason for the arrest is unclear and that they are not aware of any unusual statements he has made recently

From demonstrations against the first Lebanon war to the evacuation of a Palestinian village during the Six-Day War, Yosef Ohman – who died at 86 – was there to cover protests and injustice from a leftist perspective

The mass starvation of children is a profound moral failure that will plague Israelis' consciences for decades. Silence is tacit consent

The victim, 27-year-old Khaled Aasla, was shot dead at his home and pronounced dead on the scene. Since the beginning of 2025, 169 Arab Israelis have been murdered, according to Haaretz's tally

The Prime Minister's Office said the increased Houthi threat was the reason for moving the meeting, but sources close to Netanyahu say it follows his consideration of asking the court to rethink security arrangements for his upcoming testimonies for his corruption cases