U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth scolded reporters for 'breathlessly' focusing on assessments that Tehran's program was only set back by a few months, and said he had no indication that Iran had moved uranium ahead of the attack
The life of the Christians in Israel has become intolerable – their beloved city of Nazareth is collapsing, criminals demand protection money, the state is neglecting them. They're relocating to Cyprus, but long for home
Leaders of the Israelite Temple Congregation in Hamburg announced on Thursday their decision to file a lawsuit against the city for refusing to grant them status as a religious entity, blocking their access to government funding and denying them the right to rebuild their historical synagogue
Even in the midst of the war with Iran, Naomi Shaanan reported to the Be'er Sheva intersection, sign in hand. A day after she was killed by an Iranian missile strike on the city, dozens of activists gathered to call to free the hostages
Speaking with Haaretz, Saraf said he 'didn't sleep all night' ■ Both players were selected by Brooklyn in back-to-back picks toward the end of the first round
After closing during the war with Iran, Israeli cinemas are back (and so are flights, where films are available - if miniature screens are your thing). From pirouetting assassins to a fire-breathing children's classic-in-the-making and an understated British gem, here's what's worth seeing
'If Trump's post happened at Netanyahu's request, then this is criminal behavior on the prime minister's behalf,' said the head of the Israeli Bar Association
A historic student-led uprising prepares to confront President Vučić's regime on Serbia's most symbolic date, with national elections looming. 'This regime has caused so much suffering and so much damage to our society that I felt like it couldn't go on,' says one activist
Budapest's mayor and city officials are organizing the 30th Pride parade as a 'municipal event' in an attempt to circumvent a federal ban against Pride passed in March – the extension of a years-long campaign waged by Viktor Orbán's government against LGBTQ rights in Hungary
According to U.S. Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib and her ideological allies on the left, Israel was the rogue state in this conflict. Such silence regarding Iran's behavior likely stems from a romanticized view of the Islamic Republic
Despite 12 days of aerial strikes, the Islamic Republic has the material, means and lack of oversight to work on a nuclear bomb, a Western official tells Haaretz – to some extent, Iran believes they won this round of fighting
What fuels Iranian hostility toward Israel? How does Khamenei continue to maintain control, even over his opponents? And why would assassinating him be a terrible mistake? A conversation with Iranian-born author and commentator Hooman Majd
'No mother should bury her child so that another mother can see hers alive again,' prominent hostage mother Einav Zangauker said, 'There's another way'
Fueled by the Iran cease-fire, speculation about Netanyahu ending the Gaza war, and calling elections, is rising in Israel. But without an end to the broader conflict, another lethal eruption of violence is guaranteed
As NATO commits to raising military budgets amid Russia's war in Ukraine, Israel's Elbit Systems leverages expanded production, partnerships, and direct sales across Europe to capture rising demand, driving a 106% sales increase in three years
Tawfik Abu-Lashin, 25, and his 29-year-old cousin Naif Lashin, were killed in separate shootings within hours of one another, and police suspect that the cases are linked and involve a dispute between crime organizations
Bronze discs found in rare intact grave were handles of a coffin that may have contained a Roman dignitary worshiping Mithra, the archaeologists deduce
A statement from the board said disciplinary action was taken because the letter was presented as an official document representing the board as a whole. It added that the five signatories engaged in further actions that led to their suspensions
With the Knesset's summer session nearing the end, the Netanyahu-led government is seeking to advance the judicial overhaul legislation, specifically targeting Israel's public broadcaster, as well as wartime probes into soldiers