Protesters chanted 'We'll die and won't enlist' as a few hundred ultra-Orthodox Jews were conscripted into the IDF. Religious and secular Jews counter-protested in support of the conscripts
"You look like a scrotum, you filthy ballsack!" one protester shouted at Democratic Congressional candidate Brad Lander at Madison Square Garden, adding. "F*** you, ballsack Zionist!"
The four admitted damaging property while being reckless as to whether life would be endangered in the March attack, which destroyed four ambulances belonging to the Jewish Hatzola emergency service
Germany's left-wing parties have largely defused the political volatility of the Gaza war and Israeli-Palestinian conflict, allowing them to campaign on domestic issues such as the rising cost of living – and gain in the polls. U.S. Democrats could take note
Openness was assessed using 10 items from the Big Five Inventory, while antisemitic attitudes were measured using an 11-item scale developed by the Anti-Defamation League (ADL).
Thabet Masalem was detained over alleged 'violent friction incidents with settlers' and placed in administrative detention until January 2027. A military judge ordered his immediate release after an appeal
The ceremony, absent an official one organized by the state, will take place on the anniversary of the massacre in Yarkon Park in Tel Aviv. Eli Sharabi: 'Time mustn't let us forget'
The 14- and 16-year-olds allegedly received hundreds of shekels for tasks assigned over Telegram and remained in contact with the agent even after he acknowledged ties to Iran
The attack took place Saturday in Jalud, one of several Palestinian villages near Nablus that have recently become flashpoints for settler violence. 'They jumped out and beat us,' reporter Matt Bradley told NBC News, while a colleague said one of the attackers was carrying a gun
Avishai Neria and ex-Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto were photographed together at Omer Adam's wedding ■ Nieto is under investigation in Mexico for allegedly receiving bribes from Neria after a Haaretz investigation ■ What does Israeli spyware NSO have to do with it?
Ramat Aviv Residents fear the ritual bath is the first step in changing the secular neighborhood's character. From Jerusalem to Petah Tikva, they say they have seen how the process unfolds
Days after relaunching, Israeli fashion brand Adika suspended online sales on Shabbat and suffered an immediate backlash. But was it a business blunder, or exactly the publicity its owner wanted?
The High Court of Justice harshly criticized Israeli security forces for not adequately protecting a Palestinian family that is being harassed by Israeli settlers. 'Why aren't we seeing people behind bars?' one judge asked
In recent days, the State Department sent instructions to US diplomatic missions around the world to contact local governments and request that they increase security around synagogues.
The message was published on Telegram for Islamic Unity Week, which marks the birthday of the Prophet Muhammad. It called for Muslim unity, saying anyone who creates divisions among Muslims, 'knowingly or unknowingly,' helps Islam's enemies
The Israeli government blames the violence on a 'handful' of extremists. Yet settlers have established 30 outposts in Area B, where the Palestinian Authority oversees civilian affairs, encouraged by elected officials and unchallenged by security forces
The spiritual leader of the Haredi Shas party slammed Baharav-Miara during his weekly sermon, criticizing her decision to postpone a memorial celebration for his father, Rabbi Ovadia Yosef. 'May He strike her as she deserves,' he said