Once again, after this weekend, a 14-year-old boy has been hospitalized and the pattern of using minors in the settler project continues. How can supposedly religious communities and leadership continue to endanger children?
Two weeks after an Iranian missile hit, Bat Yam held a farewell ceremony beside the ruined building, honoring five members of a young Ukrainian family lost in the strike. Mourners called for unity between the two war-torn nations: 'Ukraine and Israel have a lot in common – we must fight together'
IDF officials said that in the most serious shelling near aid distribution, dozens of civilians were wounded, some killed. While the IDF chief says the army's Gaza offensive is nearing its goals, a senior official believes it should continue
From Tamra to Tel Aviv and further south, Israeli engineers' maps show how a shock wave from Iran's ballistic missiles can be as ruinous as a direct hit
The Trump administration warned that if Harvard does not immediately implement changes, it will lose all federal financial support, jeopardizing more than $2 billion in grants and contracts
Ben-Gurion University was hit, the Weizmann Institute was devastated and the Technion was threatened. As one professor puts it, 'Iron Dome, David's Sling and the rest of the air defense systems began at the universities'
The Oscar-winning producer of some of Quentin Tarantino's best films explains why the Hamas attack – and Hollywood's silence – led him to focus on Jewish and Israeli stories. 'None of those people were there for me and my people,' he says
The Oscar-winning producer explains why the Hamas attack of October 7 – and Hollywood's silence – led him to focus on Jewish and Israeli stories. 'None of those people were there for me and my people,' he says
'They took him for questioning, and he never returned': Danny Elgarat told lawmakers Hamas wrongly thought his brother Itzhak was a pilot. He was later removed from the Knesset hearing after accusing PM Netanyahu of funding Hamas
Rutger Bregman's new book is a guide for ordinary citizens and activists who want to affect change and build political power. He spoke to Haaretz about outrage versus organization, plus his School of Moral Ambition – which pays people to quit their jobs and focus on social change
Ancient Greeks and Romans were just as preoccupied with health and fitness as we are today. Some dietary advice fits well with today's wellness trends and philosophies. Some doesn't
The U.S. president pushes his 'big deal' for the Middle East but still faces challenges in Lebanon, Syria, and Saudi Arabia, and has yet to sway Netanyahu's government, which still dreams of returning to Gaza, for now
CIA Director John Ratcliffe told lawmakers the strikes wiped out a key step in Iran's bomb-making process, delaying its nuclear ambitions by years. But IAEA chief Rafael Grossi warned that 'You cannot undo the knowledge' and urged renewed diplomacy
Knesset committee members clashed over Odeh's comments on a hostage-prisoner deal, with several participants removed from the hearing. Outside, Arab and Jewish Israelis held a rally urging lawmakers to halt the expulsion process
'All that the government in Syria wants from Israel right now is for Israel to calm down and not embarrass it,' an Arab diplomat told Haaretz, adding that Syria's participation in the Abraham Accords would be highly unlikely due to its government's inability to facilitate such a move
Even if his recruitment of Trump to help him halt his criminal trial fails, Netanyahu will try to solidify the anger about the deep state harassing him among his base. It would be hard to blame the hostage families if, in a desperate effort to free their loved ones, they join Netanyahu
Amidst his new popularity, the prime minister can lead a reconciliation campaign – even if some simply hate him to death. Healing internal divisions will prepare the nation for looming threats from an unchanged Iran