News EU to recognize East Jerusalem as capital of Palestinian state By Barak Ravid, Haaretz Correspondent
Document obtained by Haaretz: EU would recognize unilateral Palestinian declaration of statehood.
Tags: Jerusalem , division of Jerusalem
Demjanjuk trial / Why liberal legal systems can't try Nazis By Tom Segev, Haaretz Correspondent
In Israel, adhering to legal game's rules was more important than punishing the alleged death camp guard.
Tags: Ivan the terrible , Nazis , John Demjanjuk
Four months on, victim of gay center attack can't go home By Noah Kosharek
How does the U.S. help fund pro-settler IDF troops? By Akiva Eldar and Chaim Levinson
Task Force to Save the Nation and the Land has offered NIS 1,000 a day to any soldier who fights evacuation.
Tags: West Bank , Israel news
Education Min. taps Likud activist as new chief scientist By Or Kashti
Court: Too soon for details of swap deal By Tomer Zarchin, Avi Issacharoff, Liel Kyzer and Jack Khoury
Civil Administration inspectors tour West Bank settlements to enforce construction freeze By Chaim Levinson
PM to return to work tonight as stomach virus eases By Barak Ravid
New IDF unit to fight enemies on Facebook, Twitter By Anshel Pfeffer and Gili Izikovich, Haaretz Correspondent
Top IDF spokesman's Office official: We must show the totality of IDF actions without a filter.
Tags: IDF , Twitter , Israel news , Facebook
If 'Americans are bees and Arabs are spiders,' what are Israelis? By Amir Oren, Haaretz Correspondent
The U.S. Army's new liaison to the IDF sees a distinction between the Middle East and his own country.
Tags: U.S. Army , Arab forces , Israel news
Lieberman blasted for naming 'party hack' as envoy to Moscow By Barak Ravid, Haaretz Correspondent
Senior Foreign Ministry officials describe selection of Radio Reka director Dorit Golender as 'bizarre.'
Tags: Avigdor Lieberman , Dorit Golender
Demjanjuk: I am also a victim of the Nazis By Assaf Uni
Demjanjuk case could set precedent in Germany By Ofer Aderet, Haaretz Correspondent
There are hundreds if not thousands of elderly retirees who served in Nazi camps and fled to the U.S. after the war.
Tags: John Demjanjuk , Nazi war criminal , Nazis
Knesset looking to pass new ethics rules quickly By Jonathan Lis
At ceremony for fallen paratroopers, Peres says justice must prevail in trial By Eli Ashkenazi
Haredi minister mulls segregating sexes at psychiatric hospitals By Dan Even, Haaretz Correspondent
The idea is to transform the Kfar Shaul Psychiatric Hospital to men-only, and Eitanim to an all-women's facility
Tags: Israel Health Ministry , Yaakov Litzman
Seculars use God's name against Haredim in Jerusalem fight By Nir Hasson, Haaretz Correspondent
Something strange happened during the ultra-Orthodox protests against Intel in Jerusalem two weeks ago.
Tags: anti-Haredi activists , Jerusalem , God
Alleged attempted rape victim picks out Ashkenazi's bodyguard By Yuval Goren
Ministry reports growing number of HIV-positive cases in Israel By Dan Even
Second taxi driver murdered in north in past two weeks By Eli Ashkenazi
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