‘Iranian’ Meddling in U.S. Election Shows New Skills. But Is It Really Iran?
An alleged email from the far-right Proud Boys is likely a further sign of Tehran upping its game, cyberexperts say
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- Saudi cabinet condemns cartoons offending prophet Mohammed (Reuters)
- Trump says 'we have 10' countries waiting to join Israeli-Arab deals after U.S. election (Haaretz)
- Algeria's president enters specialized treatment unit in stable condition, presidency says (Reuters)
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Haaretz Editorial
Israel Needs a Different State Comptroller
The special report on Israel’s handling of the coronavirus crisis met the low standard that was expected from State Comptroller Matanyahu Englman. That, in light of his promise,...
Israel
Israeli Nightlife Venues, Event Halls Collapsing Under Debt and Coronavirus Uncertainty
After the coronavirus cabinet announced places involving crowds are not expected to open in the next few months, a battered industry calls on the government for financial assistance and support
Haaretz Magazine
U.S. News
Bloomberg Is Reportedly Funding Late Biden Push in Texas, Ohio
Bloomberg has been targeting Florida as a state he could push into the Biden column and on Monday he agreed to add Texas and Ohio for a late television advertising blitz
Middle East
France Warns Citizens to Be Cautious as Anger Seethes in Muslim World Over Cartoons
France has been on high alert following the beheading of a teacher and areas around the Arc de Triomphe and Eiffel Tower in central Paris were evacuated briefly on Tuesday in security alerts
Jewish World
Culture & Life
Were There Neanderthals in Denmark? If So, They Could Sail or Swim
No evidence of early hominin occupation has been found in Denmark, but stones from a layer dating to about 120,000 years ago do resemble stone tools, say Danish archaeologists
Travel in Israel
COVID-19 Kills an Israeli Rite of Passage: The Post-army Backpacking Trip
With the skies closed, the nomadic dreams of a generation have been shattered. Some, however, have found backpacking possibilities in their own backyard
