Haaretz Editorial

The Ministerial Committee for Legislation approved a bill on Sunday whose purpose is to delay the publication of the names of criminal suspects. Submitted by the Justice Ministry, the draft law restricts the freedom of information in an unprecedented manner.

Israel is not America's strategic asset, but America is the source of Israel's strength.

This was a support speech by an old friend, with whom the Israeli public can identify. Israel's leaders should respond to Biden's call.

Any diplomatic achievement gained by Joe Biden's supportive visit was erased by Israel's East Jerusalem faux pas.

If Netanyahu really wants to implement a two-state solution, he must take advantage of previous understandings in order to translate this vague formula into a permanent-status agreement as soon as possible.

Integrating Israel's Arab citizens, who make up a fifth of its population, is not merely a moral imperative necessitated by the country's democratic values; it is also a social and economic necessity.

Israel is not entitled to simply shrug its shoulders at the revival of the peace process.

New talks doomed if understandings between the PA and the previous government are ignored.

Every day that passes in which Avigdor Lieberman serves as foreign minister only intensifies the national disgrace of his failed and inappropriate appointment.

Brig. Gen. Moshe (Chico) Tamir is among the most daring and creative of the younger generation of IDF commanders, before his demotion.

The quiet on the security front in recent months is illusory and misleading.

If Netanyahu keeps refusing to leave the Golan, it will be no surprise if Syria's war warnings come true.

If Israel is responsible in Dubai assassination, what appears to be cumulative damage is getting worse.

The unnecessary confrontation over Israel's heritage sites threatens to turn a welcome initiative - one that deepens the link to Jewish heritage and the country's history - into a focus of contention with the Palestinians and the entire Arab world.

Sunday's accident on the coastal road caused 2 Km traffic jam, leaving thousands of motorists stranded for hours

The education minister promised better math and science results in schools - but has he picked the right man to deliver them?

Netanyahu likes to be seen as a prophet of technology, but like his predecessors, he enjoys wielding the influence inherent in controlling news broadcasts.

It is hard to imagine a more harmful and unnecessary blow to Israel's foreign relations than boycotting U.S. congressmen and their escorts from a Jewish organization.

What initially seemed like a 'clean' operation turned out to be wracked by negligent mishaps.

Israel can't go to war without intelligence, military equipment and diplomatic support from the U.S.

The bill will lead to a collapse of the book market and harm the bookstore chains, publishers and the writers themselves.