New investigation claims Nevzlin, a 25 percent Haaretz shareholder and an opponent of Russian President Vladimir Putin, ordered assaults on Navalny's supporters, sparking further rifts within Russia's opposition movement. 'The material was cooked up in Moscow,' Nevzlin said in response
The assault on Judaism comes in many formats. Antizionism being a cover for antisemitism. A trend of Israel-bashing comes from Western influence threatening Judaism.
Netanyahu's insistence on Philadelphi corridor remains the main obstacle to reaching hostage release deal, officials familiar with truce talks tell Haaretz ■ Spain hosts a summit of several Muslim, European countries on ways to end the war and implement two-state solution ■ Hezbollah claims it launched a drone that struck IDF base in northern Israel ■ Here's what you need to know 343 days into the war
The interrogation rooms in the documentary 'The Bibi Files' are the latest setting for the Netanyahus to insist that they're always the ones paying the price. And in a case that's a sidebar to the prime minister's corruption trial, we see further proof of how Bibi's poison machine works
Israel's regional support envelope is showing cracks, and it would be making a serious mistake if it viewed divisions and lack of solidarity between Arab countries and the Palestinians as a seal of approval for continuing the war in Gaza and opening a wider front in Lebanon
'The current security situation poses a real threat to human life. We cannot guarantee the safety of pilgrims traveling to Ukraine,' the Ukrainian gov't said. Earlier this week, Moldova has announced that it would not allow flights carrying pilgrims to land at Kishinev airport
A National Security Council representative informed a confidential Knesset meeting that the Welfare Ministry, which handles visa issuance, claims that it lacks the resources to review or monitor organizations' applications
There is little Qatar can do as mediator if both Israel and Hamas remain defiantly reluctant to strike a cease-fire deal – there is one critical reason why Doha won't walk away
The silver deficit crisis and BRICS' new currency. Chris Marcus discusses the latest developments in the precious metals market and the potential impact of the BRICS+ monetary system.
Demonstrations in the streets are important, but to truly transform Israeli society, the center-left must focus on pre-military education – an arena through which the religious Zionist right is actively reshaping the face of the country's elite
Drawing on written records, rituals and sorcerers' spells, Dr. Tali Buskila's new book sheds light on the intimate relations and family life of ordinary Jews in the Ottoman empire centuries ago. 'It was important for me to relate to them as people who made rational decisions based on a desire to improve their lives, even if the possibilities available to them were limited'
John Ganz, whose bestselling debut book is now out, argues that the roots of today's political unrest – and Donald Trump's rise – lie 30-plus years in the past, with an unlikely alliance between a Jewish economist and a neo-Nazi Klansman
Amid a rise in crime, racism and persecution fueled by a far-right government and a seemingly endless war, more and more high-tech entrepreneurs, doctors and business professionals from Israel's Arab elite contemplate restarting life abroad
Officials familiar with the talks tell Haaretz that Prime Minster Benjamin Netanyahu's insistence on Israeli control over the Egypt-Gaza border is still the main obstacle in the way of an agreement, and no progress was made during the recent round of talks in Doha
Israel's national security minister has succeeded where Hamas failed – and has more plans ahead ■ Talk of a national unity government has returned, only it's not clear with whom or for what purpose ■ Golda Meir stepped down after the Yom Kippur War, but for Netanyahu, the premiership means never having to say you're sorry
Gallant's assessment that Hamas is finished as a military organization is not far from the truth, but also signifies a change in the war's direction ■ Washington admits that Sinwar is increasingly responsible for the failure of the cease-fire talks ■ And how two future dates could influence events in northern Israel
The IDF says that a drone entered from Lebanon and crashed, exploding in a non-residential area in the Upper Galilee ■ EU, Muslim countries meet in Spain eyeing schedule for Palestinian statehood ■ Dozens block Tel Aviv main road calling for hostage deal ■ Letter in Sinwar's name sent to Hezbollah leader thanking him for 'his solidarity' ■ One person shot during scuffle at pro-Israel rally in Boston suburb, authorities say