All today's headlines

With most of the votes counted, the Muslim Brotherhood's Mohamed Morsi and former Prime Minister Ahmed Shafiq look set to compete for the office in the second round of voting in June.

Speaking in televised address on anniversary of Israeli pullout from south Lebanon, leader of militant group warns Hezbollah has missiles that can reach any point in Israel.

From personalized Orthodox wedding ceremonies to handing out gifts to their guests, Israeli couples come up with innovative ways to make their weddings stand out.

Claiming that human-rights NGOs are essentially anti-Israel is about as convincing as saying that because there are many successful Jews, there is a Jewish conspiracy to rule the world.

Temporary luxurious housing has been built in Ramat Gan stadium for the pop queen, which includes a private pool and game room for her children.

Mass demonstrations break out in Syria's two largest cities after Friday prayers; Syrian forces respond with tear gas and live ammunition, with multiple casualties reported.

From higher enriched uranium found in Iran, to Syrian rebel attempts to poison Assad’s government officials, Haaretz.com brings you the top headlines from Israel, the Middle East and the Jewish World.

Diplomats say the IAEA has found traces of uranium enriched up to 27 percent at Iran's Fordo enrichment plant.

Association issues official apology over experiments on concentration camp inmates, as well as doctors' roles in sterilization, euthanasia programs.

U.K. education secretary told the Jewish Chronicle that suggesting 'anti-Semitism can ever be explained, rather than condemned, is insensitive and, frankly, bizarre.'