The Department of Energy, one of several federal agencies to suspend grants, said the California school has disadvantaged white, Jewish and Asian American applicants and discriminates against women by allowing transgender women to compete on women's teams
'I haven't eaten for days': The family of Evyatar David, who appears emaciated in two videos released by Hamas over the weekend, called on Israel, the international community and aid organizations to ensure that David 'immediately receives proper nutrition'
The indictment charges that 73-year-old Tamar Gershoni, who is ill, planned to attack the prime minister with a bomb or rocket. A friend said she never meant to follow through, calling it 'random remarks with no forethought'
Haaretz has learned that the prosecutor barred publication of parts of the investigation involving arms deals, citing Serbia's national security. It also examined a conflict-of-interest agreement signed by Netanyahu's former adviser, Israel Einhorn, which Israeli authorities have withheld
At a time of mounting international pressure over the carnage in Gaza and regional instability, Berlin's diplomatic strategy remains cautious when in comes to Israel, though no longer immobile. Many argue much bolder steps are needed
Amid footage of starving Israeli hostages published by Hamas and Islamic Jihad, hundreds joined families demanding that the Netanyahu government end the war and reach a deal to release the remaining hostages. The mother of hostage Matan Angrest said a Trump official blamed proposals for partial deals on Israeli politics
Residents of East Jerusalem have been informed that bulldozers will soon raze their building. They suspect their residence is being singled out by the National Security Ministry under Itamar Ben-Gvir
Even after October 7, Jews and Arabs still flock to Givat Haviva, an educational center that seeks to forge a shared society in Israel. Director Michal Sella says coexistence isn't a fantasy – if the left would just roll up its sleeves and get down to work
"An employee may keep a Bible on her desk, and may read it during breaks. Similarly, an employee may keep rosary beads or tefillin on her desk,” the memo says.
A source familiar with the details told Haaretz that Chabad emissaries and figures from the Jewish community were also evacuated, estimating that the evacuation was connected to a severe warning received about attempts to harm Israeli representatives
Despite Israel's efforts to dispute the death toll in the enclave, the numbers are not an exaggeration, but apparently, an undercount. Comparisons to other global wars only reveal the scope of the disaster we are wreaking in Gaza
ANTISEMITISM AFFAIRS: After Donald Trump used her story to attack Harvard, Sarah F. Silverman refused to let her experience be used to destroy her university.
While cease-fire protests organized by the anti-Zionist Jewish Voice for Peace movement – such as the one in New York on Friday – have been occurring since 2023, the most recent surge in demonstrations has been led by a broader coalition of Jewish groups
'I understand the parents' difficulty in taking action, but sometimes you only realize how urgent it is to act when it's too late,' says Merav Svirsky, sister of Itay, who was killed in captivity. 'It must not be too late, we must not lose another life'
The French Foreign Ministry is reviewing how evacuated student Nour Atallah was allowed into the country despite the antisemitic social media activity.
Two months ago the prime minister touted his humanitarian aid plan, which has now failed, as countries airdrop food into Gaza. Now he has to figure out where he'll get the troops to continue his forever war in the run-up to the next election – and as the hostages languish
A senior Israeli official said earlier this week that Israel and the U.S. increasingly agree on shifting from a partial hostage deal approach to one requiring a full hostage release, Hamas' disarmament, and Gaza's demilitarization