IDF soldiers face allegations of sodomizing a Palestinian detainee, spotlighting legal and ethical issues at Sde Teiman. The prosecution is confident as medical evidence and video leaks emerge.
Kamala Harris choosing Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz as her VP pick shows the Democrats are wisely prioritizing the attention of anti-Trump voters over that of pro-Palestinian ones
A Haaretz investigation: The Israel Defense Forces struggles to enforce operational security regulations, and in spite of clear instructions regarding smartphones and smartwatches, sensitive information is leaking and easily available to the enemy
Netanyahu said that after the Gaza war ends, there'll be an 'independent commission that will examine everything that happened before' Oct. 7 – and that 'everybody will have to answer some tough questions, including me'
EU nations, the U.K. and others condemned the right-wing minister's 'shocking and harmful remarks' in which he suggested that int'l pressure is the only reason Israel isn't starving Gazans to death
Since the editors of the world's most popular online site voted last month to rename a Wikipedia entry 'Gaza genocide,' removing the earlier words 'allegations of,' the entry is getting tens of thousands of views daily
New discovery reveals even tinier ancestor of Homo Floresiensis, world's smallest hominins - yet analysis of new finds suggests an ancestor who wasn't small at all
Sinwar's appointment as head of Hamas' politburo should be viewed as a declaration of intent: Hamas understands that what happens on the ground in Gaza will decide the outcome of the war more than diplomacy, and is handing the reins over to the on-the-ground command
The excess devaluation of the Shekel is still rising, according to the report, and stands at around 25% of what would have been expected before the announcement of the judicial reform.
Israel's Foreign Ministry announced it is revoking the diplomatic status of eight Norwegian diplomats, which will effectively stop Norway's activity in Israel and the West Bank; Norway: 'This is an extreme act'
'What we don't stockpile now won't be there during war with Hezbollah': Hospitals across Israel are preparing for war by stocking up on medical and surgical supplies, thousands of units of blood, and diesel fuel and gasoline
Seven years and four conversions: Yosef Kibita, a member of Uganda's Abayudaya community, waged a long legal battle to get recognized as eligible to immigrate as a Jew
Over a week and a half after far-right demonstrators broke into Israeli army bases at Sde Teiman and Beit Lid where IDF soldiers suspected of abusing a Palestinian detainee were being held, no one has been questioned or arrested – even though the clashes were caught on video
In recordings obtained by Haaretz, Itamar Ben-Gvir's pick for police commissioner is heard saying he'll support demolishing Druze homes despite the official opposition of the Israel Police and Netanyahu's office
Hodeidah is a strategic port city and a crucial site in the conflict between the Houthis and Israel. The Houthis control the city's port and use it for logistics and supplies