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Anatoly Blinov, who was arrested in Poland on suspicion of planning the attack on a close associate of the late Russian opposition leader Navalny, has approached Leonid Nevzlin's former friend and business partner for financial aid in funding his legal defense. In a letter, Blinov denied the allegations and claimed that Nevzlin, who holds a 25 percent of Haaretz, is not involved in the case

Israel is about to end its skirmish with Hezbollah, leaving the war against Hamas in Gaza as the last major front. But if it ends a war in the north without the total defeat of a more powerful enemy, it can certainly afford to reach a deal in the Strip – and save the lives of those hostages who are still alive

The prosecution related to a Haaretz report, according to which the PM's Office had asked the Shin Bet for an opinion that would enable Netanyahu to avoid testifying on security grounds. The Shin Bet refused, and began a review due to Wednesday of whether the testimony can take place while keeping the proper security

John Reardon during a hearing in Boston federal court pleaded guilty to threatening to bomb the Congregation Agudas Achim and threatening to kill Jewish children.

Attending the Freedom of Zion Conference in Jerusalem offered an opportunity to understand why Douglas Murray can mock Jews without being called an antisemite

Western allies' responses to the International Criminal Court's arrest warrant for Benjamin Netanyahu is complicated by a similar move against Vladimir Putin in 2023

Plants aren't known for rapid motion, but a falling squirting cucumber jets its seeds dozens of meters in all directions, and now we know how

The judge's decision in the fetus mix-up case is problematic. The court ordered the child to be returned to her biological parents, but every such ruling has a speculative aspect, and experience shows how hard it is to predict the future

The Israel Observatory on Femicide published a report on International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women highlighting that police might be less zealous in investigating femicide cases in the Arab community

Some suggest Bitcoin’s rally could be driving a move away from gold, while other strategists claim the drop is a technical move following a recent multi-day rally.

Silver's Shining Future: Renowned geologist Dr. Quinton Hennigh forecasts a bullish future for silver, citing a significant supply deficit and growing industrial demand.

  Lebanese sources reported a breakthrough in negotiations Monday, indicating an imminent agreement to halt cross-border fighting between Israel and Hezbollah, while US officials confirmed through Axios that both sides have reached terms for a ceasefire. The Israeli security cabinet is scheduled to convene Tuesday to discuss ratifying the agreement. A crucial meeting took place […]

More than a year after the October 7 massacres and 11 months after his kidnapped brother Alon was mistakenly killed by IDF troops in Gaza, Jonathan Shamriz is dedicating his life to 'waking up' the Israeli public

Prior to the arrests, security sources said some members of the cell responsible for Zvi Kogan's killing are citizens of Uzbekistan and that they had most likely fled to Turkey in order to cover Iran's tracks

The recent weather has intensified the distress across the Gaza Strip, with the tents of some two million refugees flooding from either rainwater or sewage. 'It can be summed up in two words: despair and catastrophe,' a Gaza resident told Haaretz

According to an Israeli official, the parties 'are very close to signing' and the ministers will likely be asked to vote on the wording of the agreement during the meeting on Tuesday

The 100,000 Palestinians who crossed the border into Egypt have been stymied by Egyptian officials fearing that masses of Palestinian refugees will settle in their country

Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara accepted the State Prosecutor's recommendation that 'there is no public interest' in investigating the remarks, three days before the ICC's decision to issue arrest warrants against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant

Critics argue the curriculum violates the separation of church and state by promoting Christianity in public schools.

Five out of nine new American parties competing for seats in next spring's elections for 'the parliament of the Jewish people' are affiliated with the religious right. Will their efforts bear fruit?