One package alone can support a family-owned business, strengthen an entire community, and remind people thousands of miles apart that they are connected
Yohai Nuriel, a former chef turned blacksmith, meticulously crafts chef's knives one by one, drawing on different traditions and believing that a good tool should serve the cook, not be kept in a cabinet
IDF soldiers who served in the West Bank tell Haaretz how settlers in local army battalions, though formally subordinate to the military, are using IDF operations to actively fuel friction with Palestinians
The company argued that strong public views over the Gaza war could prejudice proceedings and affect its ability to receive a fair hearing. The filing underscored how tensions over the war in Gaza have become in the U.S.
Sensational headlines and 'percentage among those with an opinion' can mislead, but consistent trends and bloc trajectories reveal genuine shifts. A special guide to reading election polls - in Israel or anywhere
Dozens of protests are planned across Greece against the 'genocide in Palestine,' including at tourist hotspots where Israelis are likely visiting. Israel's Foreign Ministry advised Israelis in the country 'to conceal Israeli and Jewish symbols'
According to The Washington Post, Deputy Defense Secretary Feinberg instructed manufacturers to 'dramatically accelerate' delivery timelines and increase production for systems the department considers critical. Deals were already signed with Northrop Grumman and Lockheed Martin
The Israeli media enjoys reporting on Europe's heat wave and the Old Continent's refusal to install A/C in every home. Behind the smirk is a disturbing truth about war, politics and technology
Deciding to vote in my first election as an Israeli citizen was easy. But deciding who to vote for will be much more complicated, and it will come down to one question: which politician will be brave enough to earn my support
Beirut says it will take months to implement the pilot zones demilitarization program and Israel is not anxious to withdraw its military from the IDF-occupied buffer zone in southern Lebanon
Turkey said Egypt could join the Turkey-Saudi-Pakistan defense pact after technical issues are resolved, adding the NATO-style alliance does not target Iran unless Tehran attacks a member, and will have a Saudi-based secretariat
Teens visited Austria's Mauthausen Concentration Camp Memorial last week with slogans calling for the liberation of Palestine. Should the teens be condemned, or rather, the atrocities they cry out against in the shadow of the lessons of the Holocaust?
Gofman's dismissal of two senior Mossad officials has sparked unrest in the agency, with sources accusing him of shielding Netanyahu from blame over Iran regime-change efforts. Others say the new chief is entitled to appoint people he trusts
The new triple-axis doesn't necessarily pose a new military threat, but could reshape the region to their liking: a constrained Trump Middle East policy, a weaker Israel with less influence in Washington, and a new regional stance on Iran
In psychoanalytic terms, 'the day after' becomes a utopian fetish, obscuring what can't yet be faced. An election may change Israel's political map, but it can't, on its own, bring about a complete repair and restore what the people of this land have lost
The incident follows an antisemitic attack against an IDF reservist at a cafe on Siargao Island in the Philippines on August 3, according to the Diaspora Affairs and Combating Antisemitism Ministry.
For secular Israelis who came to support Jerusalem's Basimta café for the fifth consecutive week against escalating ultra-Orthodox protests, the dispute is about much more than a cup of coffee