Vered Lee

Incitement over relationships between Jewish women and Arab men has been rising sharply in Israel in recent years. A new report examines the phenomenon and its real aims.

It’s more than a decade since ‘Alma’ gave up prostitution and drugs, but still acutely physical revulsion as she describes the severe violence and exploitation she experienced during a period of more than 17 years.

Seven children, Kibbutz Ramat Yohanan.

Five children, Kibbutz Ein Gedi.

Six children, Modi’in.

Five children, Jerusalem.

Lately it seems there are more secular, middle class Israeli families with five, six or seven children. Who are these parents, and how do they manage all those kids?

They fled their homeland only to face a new threat in Israel: domestic violence. Now some are fighting back, from a small center in Tel Aviv.

For more than a month Haaretz followed the collectors of scrap metal, empty bottles and other waste. Here are their stories.

For more than a month Haaretz followed the collectors of scrap metal, empty bottles and other waste. Here are their stories.

For more than a month Haaretz followed the collectors of scrap metal, empty bottles and other waste. Here are their stories.

For more than a month Haaretz followed the collectors of scrap metal, empty bottles and other waste. Here are their stories.

For more than a month Haaretz followed the collectors of scrap metal, empty bottles and other waste. Here are their stories.

For more than a month Haaretz followed the collectors of scrap metal, empty bottles and other waste. Here are their stories.

For more than a month Haaretz followed the collectors of scrap metal, empty bottles and other waste. Here are their stories.

How Hagigat - a cheap alternative to hard drugs once considered an innocuous party drug – became Israel's most addictive drug.

Ariela Giveon-Popper’s new book examines how Arab women healers blend tradition and modernity to aid and empower women in their communities.

It's just turned 10 A.M. and escort parlors, strip joints and discreet apartments have already opened their doors for business. Many of the women who work in them are mothers.

Attorney Yael Berda's new book looks inside the daily operations of the Palestinian permit system, where she says no one is in charge and everyone loses.

Israeli academic Uri Ben-Eliezer says Israel is fighting a new kind of war where conventional military superiority means less.

Too distraught over their uncertain fate to celebrate: "Who's in the mood?"

In her new book, Dr. Daphna Hacker analyzes the legal implications of the dramatically shifting institution of family.

Dozens in south Tel Aviv call for the deportation of African migrant workers; ‘the black presence is intimidating,” says victim.

Israel recalls the aliyah of 50,000 Yemenite Jews as a miracle, but a new book claims the mission was both a tragedy and a sham.

The 65-year-old doesn’t see herself as a ‘national poet,’ but loves the fact that readers get what she’s on about.