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In Germany, publicly supporting the AfD is a badge of shame, and the party is ostracized in the federal parliament. But its popularity is on the rise, and France-style tactics to block the far right won't necessarily work

Haaretz revisited four Israeli soldiers who were wounded on October 7, to hear about their arduous journey. 'If I hadn't had supportive surroundings in the first three weeks, I don't think I'd be here today'

The Bank of Israel plans to improve its payment system with a digital shekel, but it is waiting for other advanced economies to launch digital currencies.

The Bank of Israel plans to improve its payment system with a digital shekel, but it is waiting for other advanced economies to launch digital currencies.

What to watch at Jerusalem Film Festival: The new documentary 'Want a Heart?' delves behind the red nose and clown costume of Policewoman Then-Maybe – a regular figure at left-wing demonstrations in Jerusalem

According to the Gazans, tens of thousands were once again displaced from their homes after the Israeli army increased its assaults on neighborhoods around Gaza City, similar to what happened at the beginning of the war. 'Then, there was somewhere to go to, now everything is destroyed from the north to the south,' a resident told Haaretz

What to watch at Jerusalem Film Festival: New documentary 'Jacob de Haan: A Voice Out of Time' follows the enigmatic Jacob Israël de Haan, a gay man who was also an important figure from the most close-knit Ultra-Orthodox sect

Five Israeli settlers were arrested on suspicion of throwing stones, while another was arrested for pepper spraying an officer, all were released. At the recommendation of security officials, PM Netanyahu ordered the evacuation over fear that acts of Jewish terror from the outpost could turn the West Bank from a secondary front in the war into the main front

Tal Lahat, 21, from Kfar Sava is survived by his parents and his brother. He served in the Israeli army's elite Maglan commando unit

After public buildings in Kibbutz Be'eri were demolished, residences where residents were murdered and kidnapped are now being torn down in the second phase of Gaza settlements' rehabilitation.

After public buildings in Kibbutz Be'eri were demolished, residences where residents were murdered and kidnapped are now being torn down in the second phase of Gaza settlements' rehabilitation.

Noa and Nir Baranes were killed by a direct Hezbollah rocket hit on their car in the northern part of the Golan Heights. They are survived by their three children aged 18, 15 and 13

The first plane in the fleet will be an ATR 72-600 with 72 seats. It will begin selling tickets to Eilat and other Mediterranean destinations after they obtain their operators license in September

The new U.K. government is considering reversing a decision by the previous Rishi Sunak government and allow the warrants at the International Criminal Court against senior Israelis to go ahead. The subject will be discussed by new Foreign Secretary David Lammy's first visit to Israel next week

Israel's far-right national security minister seems to think elections are imminent and, despite his reckless conduct, his oppositional tactics have served him well in the opinion polls

Defense chief Gallant: Israel has 'limited window' for hostage deal, risks can be overcome ■ Nasrallah: If Israel and Hamas strike Gaza truce, Lebanon fighting will immediately halt ■ IDF says it attacked Syrian army targets that breached buffer zone on countries' border ■ Israel orders all Palestinians in Gaza City to evacuate south as fighting intensifies

The doxxing happened in “the country that our parents chose because it was so far away,” said Estelle Rozinski, an artist and the daughter of Polish survivors who was also on the list. 

Decision comes two weeks after security cabinet approved the legalization of five illegal outposts, including Evyatar; Palestinians who claim to own the land in question can now challenge that decision in the Supreme Court

Sources familiar with the findings of the investigation, which will be published on Thursday, say it will also focus on a senior commander's decision to shell a house where 13 hostages were being held

Paratroopers were told that they were being deployed for a 72-hour operation and ended up staying in Gaza for two months. In a conversation with Haaretz, one of them admitted that witnessing mass population movement was the most challenging of all: 'It reminds us that we are human beings'