Tehran says it has information Washington is preparing a major attack; warning comes after Houthi strikes targeted Saudi Arabia amid renewed fighting in Yemen
Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi describes how Iranians are suffocating under intensifying repression and economic hardship, yet she sees a growing wave of resistance inspired by the 2022 protests over Mahsa Amini's death
For centuries, Christians gave up meat, eggs and dairy products during Lent and other periods of abstinence. Here's how those restrictions left a mark on Italian cuisine – and on traditions that survive to this day
Activities Productions, owned by Likud activist Eran Shechter, has held election panels at more than 20 schools with public funding; the ministry says it does not examine providers' political affiliations
Under growing U.S. pressure over its ICJ case and ties with Iran, South Africa is looking to BRICS for diplomatic and economic support. But the New Delhi summit could only accommodate so much
According to the synagogue, the perpetrators tore off the men's restroom window screen and threw a plate inside, shattering it. During Rosh Hashanah, youths entered the synagogue during prayers and threw eggs at worshippers
During the holiest day in the Jewish calendar, the fast is observed for 25 hours, beginning at sunset and ending at nightfall, with exact times varying by city
Additionally, the Moroccan Front for Support of Palestine and Against Normalization posted a flyer calling for stopping normalization and "no to the Zionist embassy in Morocco."
From the U.S. to Sweden, from Germany to Ethiopia – and in Israel too: Hundreds of thousands of Eritrean refugees have joined forces to return to the homeland they fled and free it from dictatorship. The revolution, they promise, is coming soon
Munhal Amer was killed by fire from a Syrian helicopter while fighting on the Golan Heights. His brother and former crew members remember a shy, courageous young man who never got to fulfill his greatest dream: becoming a painter
In her documentary 'Underwear and Undershirts,' Smadar Zamir turns her camera on the home front of 1973. What she finds both echoes October 7 and departs from it
The source, quoted by UAE outlet The National, owned by the president's brother, did not outright deny a Haaretz report from earlier this month, according to which Mohammed bin Zayed warned Netanyahu of a Hamas attack before October 7, 2023
Britain is the latest and most important country to say it will enforce sanctions by law. There's a world of difference between that and the consumer boycotts Israel has contended with until now
The Labour government's new policy against settlements is part of a broader effort to weaken populist extremists on the left and the right – which is in the interest of the U.K. Jewish community
The singer apologized for 'mistakes' and said he had been forced to make 'difficult decisions' over Macklemore's removal, while insisting he wants his concerts to focus on 'unity, joy, escapism, love' rather than his own political views
How do we talk about violence in the West Bank and the humanitarian crisis in Gaza? Young Jews all over the world are asking these questions. Jewish organizations and community leaders must provide honest answers
Marking the fourth attack this week, Israeli settlers attacked Burqa, where an elderly man was beaten. A day earlier, an 18-year-old woman was injured by shrapnel from settler gunfire. An activist told Haaretz: 'They kicked me as hard as they could'
The $43.6 billion figure comes from an estimate made by U.S. Central Command, and according to a Congressional Budget Office report, the war will continue to rack up expenses of around $3 billion a month depending on the conflict's intensity