IDF warns of widening security threats, including rockets toward Meron and increased Hezbollah drone activity near the border. Until the army announced the tightened guidelines, the plan for the Meron celebration included the participation of approximately 10,000 people
Over a century ago, German settlers took over lands in the east, obtained state support and made the locals' lives miserable. Like their Israeli counterparts today they, too, thought they were there to stay
A committee source told Haaretz that the official is resigning due to Likud pressure to block the extension of her term. The party reportedly contacted the elections committee chairman, Noam Solberg, and threatened to petition the High Court
He was a rebellious kibbutz member, a bold and brash actor and a cosmic optimist. Daniel Luz, who died last week at 92, always followed his own path. Haaretz interviewed him just days before his death
Witnesses said demonstrators intimidated shop owners, forcing foreign-owned businesses to close, as police detained activist Mordechai David on suspicion of disturbing public order. 'They were looking for Black people to attack,' one local said
A senior official in the Trump administration told Reuters that the U.S.-Iran cease-fire that began in early April has 'terminated' hostilities between the two sides for the purposes of an approaching congressional war powers deadline, set to expire Friday
The closing of the Civil-Military Coordination Center in Israel would mark the latest blow to Trump's Gaza plan, already undermined by repeated Israeli attacks. The U.S.-led Board of Peace, set up to oversee Gaza policy, denied the report
Around 150 people participated in the rally, titled 'Jews Demand: ICE Out!', including Congressional candidate Brad Lander. Demonstrators called for New York State Governor Kathy Hochul to pass a bill to prevent local law enforcement from collaborating with ICE
IDF officials said that the air force's prolonged preparations for fighting Iran did not match the scale of the challenge. The officials highlighted in particular the threat of Hezbollah drones which killed one Israeli soldier and wounded over 15 over the past two days
According to sources, the alleged incident stems from a 2015 meeting between Golan and the complainant, which she says led her to file a police complaint. Golan's attorney called the complaint 'one of the biggest extortion cases in the country's history'
Iran is accelerating efforts to retrieve missiles and munitions buried underground or under rubble during the ceasefire with the U.S. and Israel, officials say, as Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said, 'We know what military assets you are moving and where'
Old peace activists, women in hijabs, bilingual schoolchildren, and men in tzitzit gathered in Tel Aviv. Israeli and Palestinian speakers urged a revival of a peace movement many fear has been pushed to the margins by endless wars
For all the talk that October 7 has demolished the old paradigms, Israel's political arena has proven strikingly static. The anti-Netanyahu opposition – Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid – promise to do Netanyahuism better than Netanyahu. New ideas and fresh blood are sorely lacking
According to Israel's current leadership – not some external enemy – Israel will lord over Palestinians as non-citizen subjects permanently because they fall within the country's unilaterally defined expanded territory. This is regime change
The report said Israel also sent 'several dozen' troops to operate systems in the UAE and shared real-time intelligence on Iranian missile preparations during the war, expanding what it described as urgent battlefield coordination between the two countries
The incident occurred during protests opposing the military draft. Police said the protesters 'broke one wall of the house, trespassed and acted violently'
This week at Ben-Gurion Airport: Haya was married off illegally, had three children in her teens and lived through a difficult marriage. Then she left it all behind