The melting-pot idea isn't democratic and heterogeneous societies must recognize diversity. A religious Zionist from the settlement of Efrat offers some new values for everyone between the river and the sea
A new report from NGO Peace Now analyzes various actions by the Israeli government directed at deepening the annexation process, like advancing approvals for 8,721 new housing units and classifying about 9.3 square miles as state land
Artistic gymnast Artem Dolgopyat, the rhythmic gymnastics team, windsurfer Sharon Kantor and judokas Raz Hershko and Inbar Lanir are at the top of their sports. But let's not forget the dark horses
There's never a good time to end 17 years of this Haaretz column on Jewish identity – not least when there is so much reluctance to talk about the role of religion in the Gaza war. But there is something I hope you'll take away with you
Several families recently went public with pictures and videos obtained from the army in an effort to increase pressure on the government to sign a hostage deal. The army has largely handed over materials requested by the families, but still holds dozens of additional pictures, videos and audio recordings that have not yet been requested
Staff Sgt. Noam Douek was killed on Thursday, possibly by inhaling poisonous gas from a generator, the army said; Two other soldiers were seriously injured in the same incident and were taken for medical treatment
What is Naegleria fowleri, how does it operate and is it possible to protect yourself from infection? A comprehensive guide in the wake of the recent cases in northern Israel
Archaeological efforts at the site began in 2015, promoted by the Israel Antiquities Authority, the Lithuanian Archaeological Society and the Jewish community of Lithuania. Since then, among other artifacts, the synagogue's bimah, Torah ark and Torah scroll have been recovered
Members of Poteach Shearim, a progressive Jewish community in the northern city of Kiryat Shmona, were forced to flee their homes in October. 'Everything is a challenge,' says Rabbi Orit Rozenblit of the last months, but she has no plan to give up on the community she spent years building
Young professionals are keen on diversifying their portfolios, and Israel Bonds offers an accessible and meaningful way to do just that as it did for their parents and grandparents.
Hostages' families are slated to attend the White House meeting. Beyond hostage release efforts, the U.S. seeks updates from Netanyahu on halting the fighting and Gaza's post-war plans. Netanyahu will also meet Trump at his Florida estate on Friday
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Officials from the U.S., Israel and Arab states reportedly support appointing former PA security chief Mohammed Dahlan to govern Gaza after war ■ Britain expected to drop reservations to ICC's request for arrest warrants for Netanyahu and Defense Minister Gallant ■ Australia sanctions seven Israelis for involvement in violence against Palestinians in West Bank ■ Here's what you need to know 293 days into the war
Indyk was an Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs under the Clinton administration, and served as ambassador to Israel for two terms, He was also the special envoy to Israel during the negotiations with the Palestinians in 2013-2014 under the administration of President Barack Obama
When searching for "Hamas" on Google, the world's unlimited information source, the first description that appears is "Palestinian militant group." To be frank, "not to be confused with Hummus" is the first result that comes up, and I truly don't know which result is worse. Absurdly, it requires some deep digging to locate Hamas' […]
This meeting follows Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's address to a joint Congress session on Wednesday, in which many of the hostage relatives were also in attendance.
Islamic Center Hamburg (IZH) were banned by the German interior ministry for promoting 'an Islamist-extremist, totalitarian ideology.' The interior ministry also accused the IZH of promoting antisemitism
Prosecutors allege that the accused, Hadi Matar, was motivated by a speech by Hassan Nasrallah, in which he endorsed killing the author of a book perceived as blasphemous by some Muslims. Matar faces life in prison if found guilty on the federal terror charges